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1. Armagh Confederation of Voluntary Groups: Civicus World Assembly Gabarone, Botswana - 21 to 25 March 2004

2. ICEVA Limited: Letter on Cold Case Review Service

3. Training for Women Network:

  In Their Own Words - a research report into the victims sector in Northern Ireland

  Women, Civil Society and Peacebuilding

4. Eolas Project: Consultation paper on Truth and Justice

5. NIACRO: All Truth is Bitter - Report on a visit by Doctor Alex Boraine, Deputy Chairman   
of the South African Truth and Reconciliation Commission, to Northern Ireland

6. Democratic Dialogue: Future Policies for the Past

7. Omagh Support and Self Help Group: Strategic Plan 2004-2007

8. Barnardo's: Letter and notes on 'Nova' service

9. Trauma Advisory Panel: Terms of Reference

10. Families Acting for Innocent Relatives:

  A Human Rights Agenda

  Position paper on the future and structure of the victims sector

  Human Rights to Remedy Inhuman Wrongs

  Press Cuttings

11. MAST Kilkeel: E-mail

12. Ms Bridget Hughes: Letter

13. Coiste n-Iarchimi:

  A museum at Long Kesh or the Maze?

  Annual Report 2003-04

  Coiste.comm, Volume 6, Issue 4

14. Ms Stephanie English: Letter to Angela Smith MP, Minister for Victims

15. Elham Atashi: Reconciliation in Northern Ireland - An Assessment

16. Ulster Prisoners Aid: Truth and Justice Conference 2 to 3 October 2004

17. Ms Ann Maguire: Letter

18. Ms Betty Leonard: Letter

19. Ms Kathleen Murray: Letter