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A renewed Government pledge to introduce legislation protecting Northern Ireland soldiers within four weeks is unlikely to be fulfilled, senior sources have said.
Veterans groups and MPs warned the Government against making any more ‘broken promises’ – claiming ministers are now in the ‘last chance saloon’.
Northern Ireland Secretary Brandon Lewis yesterday told the Commons that the Government maintains its ‘ambition’ of bringing in laws to prevent the prosecution of soldiers during the Troubles before Parliament’s summer break next month – scheduled for July 22.
He first made the pledge to the Northern Ireland affairs committee in January and his office confirmed it last month following the collapse of the landmark trial of two elderly paratroopers accused of killing an IRA man in 1972.
Mary Lou McDonald urges Edwin Poots to confirm commitments made in New Decade New Approach Mary Lou McDonald said commitments set out in last January s New Decade New Approach deal had yet to be honoured. Picture by Brian Lawless/PA Wire 25 May, 2021 01:00
Edwin Poots has called for the Armed Forces Covenant to be implemented. Picture by Brian Lawless/PA Wire
THE ARMED Forces Covenant must be implemented in the north with the same vigour as other elements of the deal that saw devolution restored last year, DUP designate leader Edwin Poots has said.
The Lagan Valley MLA, whose leadership of the party is due to be ratified on Thursday, was speaking following a meeting yesterday with Veterans Commissioner Danny Kinahan.
Draft HET report into Narrow Water massacre disrespectful and unacceptable View of ambush in Warrenpoint Co. Down in which eighteen soldiers were killed in a no warning IRA landmine explosion. Picture by Pacemaker Belfast Archive 10 May, 2021 01:00
View of ambush in Warrenpoint Co. Down in which eighteen soldiers were killed in a no warning IRA landmine explosion. Picture by Pacemaker Belfast Archive
AN `incomplete legacy report into the IRA murder of 18 soldiers at Narrow Water in 1979 has been branded disrespectful and unacceptable .
The family of one of those killed, the Northern Ireland Veterans Commissioner and Ulster Human Rights Watch (UHRW) have expressed disappointment after the PSNI s Legacy Investigations Branch (LIB) passed the report on the 1979 outrage in Co Down to bereaved relatives.
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