Troubles amnesty plan is best chance of 'some sense of justice', says Brandon Lewis

The UK government has announced plans to end all prosecutions related to the Troubles before 1998. The Northern Ireland secretary, Brandon Lewis, said current and future generations would be condemned to division and reconciliation impeded if the government did not act. He announced three proposals: a new independent body to focus on the recovery of information relating to Troubles-related deaths, a major 'oral history' initiative and a statute of limitations

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