Northern Irish AG Proposes End To Pre 1998 Prosecutions
Northern Ireland’s Attorney General has proposed an end to prosecutions linked to events that took place during the Troubles before the signing of the Good Friday Agreement in 1998.
John Larkin said the rule, which is bound to cause major controversy, should be applied to paramilitaries, the police force and the British army, who were responsible for the death of 3,500 people during three decades of conflict. Continue reading
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