Daily Mail Online Article RatingIrish Government praised for 'taking a stand´ against UK´s Legacy Act
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Contributing sentiments towards policy:
61% : Belfast solicitor Padraig O Muirigh (Niall Carson/PA)Confirmation of Ireland's legal challenge to the Act has been welcomed by Amnesty International, political parties and victims of the Troubles.59% : Earlier this year, a judicial review challenge to the Act was heard at the High Court in Belfast.
49% : "Solicitor Padraig O Muirigh, director of O Muirigh Solicitors, described the Legacy Act as "draconian legislation" and "incompatible with the European Convention on Human Rights (ECHR)".
49% : "It also fundamentally undermines the Good Friday Agreement 1998 which placed a duty on the British Government to incorporate the ECHR into domestic law," he said.
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