Victims warn against 'confrontational' Troubles truth commission

A truth commission to examine the bloody legacy of the Troubles in the North must not follow South Africa’s ’confrontational’ model, victims’ groups said today.

A truth commission to examine the bloody legacy of the Troubles in the North must not follow South Africa’s ’confrontational’ model, victims’ groups said today.

A coalition of organisations representing more than 1,000 victims said any independent truth recovery process must be tailored to the specific needs of families affected by the 35-year conflict.

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