A sweeping amnesty threatens to thwart the pursuit of truth and justice for victims of the Troubles.
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Anne Cadwallader
Anne Cadwallader has worked in Ireland, North and South, for 40 years, employed by the BBC, RTE, The Irish Press, Reuters etc. She is the author of Holy Cross: The Untold Story (Brehon Press, 2004) and Lethal Allies: British Collusion in Ireland (Mercier Press, 2013). She has testified before the US Congress and British, Australian and Irish parliamentary committees as an Advocacy Case Worker for The Pat Finucane Centre.
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Anne Cadwallader has worked in Ireland, North and South, for 40 years, employed by the BBC, RTE, The Irish Press, Reuters etc. She is the author of Holy Cross: The Untold Story (Brehon Press, 2004) and Lethal Allies: British Collusion in Ireland (Mercier Press, 2013). She has testified before the US Congress and British, Australian and Irish parliamentary committees as an Advocacy Case Worker for The Pat Finucane Centre.
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