Exiles who fled IRA terror 'should be allowed home'

Human rights activists have called on the IRA to lift their threat against scores of people intimidated out of Northern Ireland during the conflict and allow them to come home.

Exiles who fled IRA terror 'should be allowed home'

Human rights activists have called on the IRA to lift their threat against scores of people intimidated out of Northern Ireland during the conflict and allow them to come home.

The Families Against Intimidation and Terror (FAIT) group has written to the British and Irish Governments to ask for action during talks in Scotland next week to restore devolved government in the North.

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