Matches in DBpedia 2014 for { ?s ?p The 32 County Sovereignty Movement, often abbreviated to 32CSM or 32csm, is an Irish republican separatist group. The 32 County Sovereignty Movement do not contest elections, rather they are a pressure group, with branches or "cumann" organised throughout the 32 counties of Ireland.The 32CSM's objectives are: "The restoration of Irish national sovereignty". "To seek to achieve unity among the Irish people on the issue of restoring national sovereignty and to promote the revolutionary ideals of republicanism and to this end involve itself in resisting all forms of colonialism and imperialism." "To seek the immediate and unconditional release of all Irish republican prisoners throughout the world."Many of the 32 County Sovereignty Movement's founding members had previously been members of Sinn Féin and they were also involved with a sub-group within Sinn Féin called the "32 County Sovereignty Committee".The 32CSM are often referred to as the 'political wing' of the Real IRA.. }
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- 32_County_Sovereignty_Movement abstract "The 32 County Sovereignty Movement, often abbreviated to 32CSM or 32csm, is an Irish republican separatist group. The 32 County Sovereignty Movement do not contest elections, rather they are a pressure group, with branches or "cumann" organised throughout the 32 counties of Ireland.The 32CSM's objectives are: "The restoration of Irish national sovereignty". "To seek to achieve unity among the Irish people on the issue of restoring national sovereignty and to promote the revolutionary ideals of republicanism and to this end involve itself in resisting all forms of colonialism and imperialism." "To seek the immediate and unconditional release of all Irish republican prisoners throughout the world."Many of the 32 County Sovereignty Movement's founding members had previously been members of Sinn Féin and they were also involved with a sub-group within Sinn Féin called the "32 County Sovereignty Committee".The 32CSM are often referred to as the 'political wing' of the Real IRA.".