The British government has published changes to its legislation on handling legacy cases dating back to the Troubles in the Northern Ireland
THE BRITISH GOVERNMENT has published changes to its legislation on handling legacy cases dating back to the Troubles in the Northern Ireland.
“This includes amendments on the conduct of reviews, compliance with Convention Rights, the independence of the Commission, conditional immunity, and ongoing legal processes,” he said. “We victims are battling and fighting to stop this, we need action from every political individual in the country.Amnesty International slammed the amendments as “doing nothing to address the fundamental flaws with the bill”.
“It’s time the government halted the passage of this profoundly unjust bill through Parliament and instead committed to an agreed way forward to deal with the legacy of the Troubles that protects and prioritises victims.”“The rights of victims and survivors will be permanently shut down, especially those engaged in inquests. The bill incentivises state tactics to delay progress of inquests,” they said.
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