Arlene Foster details the background to the difference of attitude and approach to Human Rights:
“Roman Catholics are good at banding together and organising themselves into groups. Protestants are light years behind. Apart from Church, sports or Orange groupings there are very few effective and sustainable groups working in the Protestant Community. Those Groups that do exist can be very effective, but I believe that most Protestants tend to be individualistic and not group orientated.”
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