UDA vows to work towards disarmament

Northern Ireland's largest loyalist paramilitary group The Ulster Defence Association today pledged to end all violence and work towards complete disarmament.

UDA vows to work towards disarmament
Sun, 14 Nov, 2004 - 11:44

Northern Ireland's largest loyalist paramilitary group The Ulster Defence Association today pledged to end all violence and work towards complete disarmament.

The announcement was made by Tommy Kirkham of the Ulster Political Research Group, the political representative of the UDA.

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