Northern Ireland: New report slams failure to deal with the past

Headline Title: Northern Ireland: New report slams failure to deal with the past 12 September 2013 Victims of the conflict in Northern Ireland are being "disgracefully let down" by a flawed and fragmented approach to dealing with the past, Amnesty International said today as it published a new report. Northern Ireland: Time to Deal with the Past blames the failure to deliver truth and justice on a lack of political will from both the UK government and Northern Ireland’s political parties. Fifteen years on from the Belfast/Good Friday Agreement, and one week ahead of the start of major…

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