That ideal is the republican aim of Irish unity and independence. But the article was specifically on the subject of equality. The core of it was the demand that the British government take immediate action on a range of issues including equality in employment opportunities, in economic investment in areas of high unemplyment, in Irish language and culture, in education resources, in ending repressive leigislation, in disbanding the RUC, in release of political prisoners. Adams said these issues and many more were matters for the British government - not for negotiation. The point, as mentioned earlier, is that the Union must be on the talks table and the aim of republicans in those negotiations is the ending of the Union.
Partition is wrong.
It is a failure of the past which must be put right. It is our view that an independent united Ireland achieved by agreement offers the best and most durable basis for peace and stability.