reporter: politically, northern ireland is relatively stable. the violence that plagued the country for years was brought to an end by the good friday agreement. but for the victims and their families, it is still a deeply divided society, where many catholics and protestants never mix. some people from the region worry that if brexit britain s decision to leave the e.u. goes ahead, it could undermine the peace accord. such as victims rights campaigner, raymond mccord, who fears that without ties to the eu, the justice he seeks will remain elusive. and it s personal for him too. his son was killed by a loyalist paramilitary group. reporter: his son, raymond jr. was just 22-years-old when he was killed by the paramilitary group the ulster volunteer force. it s now been 19 years since raymond mccord buried his eldest son at this graveyard in northern belfast. raymond mccord: i never heard of him being in trouble. he went out, when he came home he was always laughing and smi
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