Alan McBride: Victims and survivors do not want blanket Troubles amnesty
MOST victims and survivors of the Troubles consider a blanket amnesty
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MOST victims and survivors of the Troubles consider a blanket amnesty
AS PART of South East Fermanagh Foundation’s (SEFF) ongoing campaign over legacy issues related to The Troubles, a SEFF group travelled to London…
Foyle MP, Colum Eastwood, has branded the British Government’s plans for a 'Troubles Amnesty' to be about “about denying the truth, shutting down ju...
A letter from William Spence:
Plans to give give amnesty to soldiers accused of Troubles crimes are criticised Coveney opposed to unilateral action which is contrary to the Stormont House agreement about 4 hours ago Updated: about 3 hours ago Minister for Foreign Affairs Simon Coveney met Northern Ireland Secretary Brandon Lewis at the Department of Foreign Affairs in Dublin on Wednesday. Photograph: Julien Behal/PA Wire The Government is opposed to any unilateral action on legacy which is contrary to the Stormont House agreement, Minister for Foreign Affairs Simon Coveney has said. He was responding to rep...