The UK Parliament has passed legislation granting amnesty for ex-servicemen and rebels involved in the conflict in Northern Ireland, on condition that it cooperates with the investigation. The agency reports Reuters.
The article states that Amnesty International described the law’s adoption as a “dark day” for British justice. In contrast, in Northern Ireland, the new law was condemned by all major political parties, human rights organizations and families of conflict victims.
Previously reportedIt was stated that as a result of an error, data including the names, initials, ranks and official ranks, place of duty and departments of each active police officer were published as a result of an error in Northern Ireland.
Confidential information was obtained for about two and a half hours. At the same time, the home addresses of the police officers were not published.
Sinn Féin, the nationalist party that had previously advocated secession from Britain and united with Ireland, was reported to have joined the party for the first time. got the majority in local government in Northern Ireland.
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