Fianna Fail and the SDLP have considerable influence in the world power centres'. If they believe that partition is not a viable solution to the conflict, they must firmly reject any proposed solution which involves partition. They should demand that Britain follow to its logical end the claim that they are neutral and formally accept the Irish people's right to self-determination. They should highlight all abuse of human rights in Ireland and demand that the CSCE should monitor human rights abuses currently happening in the Six Counties. This section looks at the impact unionists have on the demand for self-determination and outlines Sinn Fein's approach to discussion with them in relation to this.
Peace requires a settlement between Irish nationalists and Irish unionists.
This debate cannot begin as long as Britain guarantees the continuation of the unionist artificial majority in the Six Counties. The 'unionist veto' must be ended. To achieve national reconciliation the deep rooted fears of people must be addressed. All gain from a democratic settlement. This section looks at the various changes that have been taking place in Western and Eastern Europe and places Irish reunification in that context.