Reports into sectarian murders to be published

Two reports probing allegations of collusion between security forces and sectarian murders are to be published tomorrow, it was confirmed tonight.

Reports into sectarian murders to be published
Wed, 17 Dec, 2003 - 18:23

Two reports probing allegations of collusion between security forces and sectarian murders are to be published tomorrow, it was confirmed tonight.

A spokesman for the Department of Justice said the reports received by the Government from Canadian Judge Peter Cory would be made public following a statement by Minister Michael McDowell in the Dáil.

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