Campaign for Social Justice

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The Campaign for Social Justice was an early Northern Ireland civil rights group that highlighted discrimination against the Catholic minority and helped lay the groundwork for broader reform movements in the late 1960s.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf civil rights organisation
pressure group
activeIn late 1960s reform movements in Northern Ireland
activePeriod 1960s
advocatedFor electoral reform in Northern Ireland
equal rights for Catholics and Protestants in Northern Ireland
fair allocation of public housing
non-discriminatory employment practices
aim to highlight discrimination against the Catholic minority in Northern Ireland
to secure reforms in Northern Ireland’s political and social system
cause anti-discrimination in Northern Ireland
country Northern Ireland
fieldOfWork anti-sectarianism
human rights
political reform in Northern Ireland
focus campaigning against discrimination in employment
campaigning against discrimination in housing
campaigning against discrimination in local government representation
civil rights for the Catholic minority in Northern Ireland
hasEthos constitutional reform
non-violent protest
hasPoliticalPosition reformist
hasRole pioneer of civil rights campaigning in Northern Ireland
historicalContext pre-Troubles Northern Ireland politics
ideology civil rights activism
influenced Northern Ireland civil rights movement
surface form: Northern Ireland Civil Rights Association

later civil rights marches in Northern Ireland
languageOfWork English
location Northern Ireland
method lobbying politicians
producing reports and pamphlets
publicising cases of discrimination
movement Northern Ireland civil rights movement
notableWork publication of pamphlets documenting discrimination against Catholics in Northern Ireland
operatedIn Northern Ireland NERFINISHED
opposed discriminatory practices by unionist-controlled local authorities
sectarian discrimination in public housing allocation
sectarian discrimination in public sector employment
opposedBy unionist political interests in Northern Ireland
partOf early Northern Ireland civil rights movement
region County Armagh NERFINISHED
County Tyrone
significance contributed to the emergence of the Northern Ireland Civil Rights Association
helped lay the groundwork for broader reform movements in Northern Ireland in the late 1960s
usedMedium press campaigns
printed pamphlets
public meetings

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Northern Ireland civil rights movement keyOrganization Campaign for Social Justice