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@endingtheharm.bsky.social

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Ending the Harm campaign poster which says: 'Paramilitary gangs rob local businesses by taking their hard-earned money.'
Picture of a bus with an Ending The Harm campaign poster along the side which reads: 'Paramilitary gangs abuse and control'.
Photo of one of the 'Ending the Harm' campaign billboards, which says: 'Paramilitary gangs control our communities with violence, intimidation and drug dealing.
A diagram which describes the four main stages to 'Our Public Health Approach'. They are: Define and monitor the problem, identify risk and protective factors, develop and test prevention strategies, and ensure widespread adoption.
Image of the front cover from the Northern Ireland Affairs Committee report: "The effect of paramilitary activity and organised crime on society in Northern Ireland."
Quote card that reads: ‘The Executive Programme on Paramilitarism and Organised Crime (EPPOC) continues to play a crucial role in addressing the complex and intergenerational issue of paramilitarism in Northern Ireland.’ Independent Reporting Commission 7th Report, 2025
Image with a quote from the 'Community Worker' film, which says: "This fear, that's always there- it's all some people have ever known. And paramilitaries aren't stupid. They know to look for these vulnerabilities and how to exploit them."
Quote from 'Community Worker' video, saying: "I see people victimised by paramilitaries every single day. Whether its beatings, shootings, intimidation, extortion...it affects everyone."
Still image from 'Community Worker' film
Three case study films showing the impact of paramilitary harm.
A graphic that says "£500M - £700M. The estimated cost of paramilitarism in Northern Ireland per year."
A picture of the McClay Library at Queen's University Belfast
Picture of an Ending the Harm campaign poster which says: 'Paramilitary Gangs control our communities with violence, intimidation and drug dealing'
Image of a billboard with one of the current Ending the Harm campaign posters, which reads: Paramilitary gangs control our communities with violence, intimidation and drug dealing.