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After decades, Northern Ireland inquest recognizes victims of Ballymurphy Massacre

After decades, Northern Ireland inquest recognizes victims of Ballymurphy Massacre
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British Army killed innocent civilians in Belfast in 1971: inquiry

Reuters Published: 12 May 2021 09:38 AM BdST Updated: 12 May 2021 09:38 AM BdST Family members of the victims gesture as they pose for a picture following a news conference after listening to the findings of the report on the fatal shootings of 10 people in the Ballymurphy area of Belfast in 1971 that involved the British Army, in Ballymurphy, Belfast, Northern Ireland, May 11, 2021. REUTERS British soldiers unjustifiably shot or used disproportionate force in the deaths of nine of the 10 innocent people killed in a 1971 incident in Belfast that sparked an upsurge of violence during Northern Ireland s Troubles, a judge-led inquiry found. ); } A Catholic priest and a mother of eight who served soldiers tea were among the victims in an event Irish Foreign Minister Simon Coveney described on Tuesday as one of the most tragic days of Northern Ireland s three decades of bloodshed.

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Coroner declares victims in 1971 Belfast shooting innocent - Newspaper

Families of the victims react following the verdict into the Ballymurphy inquest at Waterfront Hall in Belfast on May 11. - AFP BELFAST: British soldiers used “clearly disproportionate” force during violence in Northern Ireland that saw 10 civilians shot dead in 1971, a coroner ruled on Tuesday, finding the victims all innocent of any crimes. The finding into the deaths in Ballymurphy, west Belfast, over three days in August 1971 were met with applause and tears from family members. The UK government, however, remains determined to end “vexatious” prosecutions of any army personnel accused of wrongful deaths in past conflicts, and said it would soon introduce new legislation covering the legacy of the Northern Ireland unrest.

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U K PM Johnson apologizes unreservedly for 1971 Belfast killings

LONDON U.K. Prime Minister Boris Johnson on Wednesday apologized unreservedly on behalf of the British government for the deaths of 10 innocent people killed in a 1971 incident in Belfast during a British Army operation. A judge-led inquiry on Tuesday found that British soldiers unjustifiably shot or used disproportionate force in the deaths of nine of the 10 people killed in the incident, which sparked an upsurge of sectarian violence during the Troubles in Northern Ireland, a British province. The Prime Minister apologized unreservedly on behalf of the U.K. Government for the events that took place in Ballymurphy and the huge anguish that the lengthy pursuit of truth has caused the families of those killed, a spokesman for Johnson said following a call between the prime minister and Northern Ireland s First and Deputy First Ministers.

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PM Boris Johnson apologizes unreservedly on behalf of British government for 1971 Belfast killings

PM Boris Johnson apologizes unreservedly on behalf of British government for 1971 Belfast killings
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