N. Ireland amnesty law breaches human rights law: UK court
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In its ruling, the Belfast High Court said there is no evidence that the immunity provision in the new law will in any way contribute to reconciliation in the U.K. territory.
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In its ruling, the Belfast High Court said there is no evidence that the immunity provision in the new law will in any way contribute to reconciliation in the U.K. territory.
A new law that gives immunity from prosecution for most offenses committed during Northern Ireland's decades of sectarian violence is not compliant with human rights, a judge in Belfast ruled Wednesday.
The offering by Britain of conditional amnesties to ex-soldiers and militants involved in Northern Ireland’s violence is in breach of rights, a court ruled
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