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Campaigners say they're pushing ahead with plans to take the Secretary of State to court - for failing to implement recommendations of the Historical Abuse Inquiry.
Survivors want to force the government to pay compensation and implement redress schemes.
It's been two years since Sir Anthony Hart concluded a major inquiry, but his recomendations haven't been implemented due to the political crisis at Stormont.
Claire McKeegan of Phoenix Law represents the SAVIA group - and says many of them feel betrayed.
A court date has now been set - April 1st ...
Campaigner Margaret McGuckin says the Secretary of State has a duty to act...
SoS to be taken to court for failing to implement recommendations of abuse inquiry. Date set for April. Lawyer says treatment of victims, survivors wouldn't happen "in any other jurisdiction: it's a shame on society." Updates on air this am @SAVIA_NI @MckeeganClaire @phoenixlawhr pic.twitter.com/fpCtdUvIxv
— Q Radio News (@qnewsdesk) January 23, 2019
.@SAVIA_NI blunt message for Secretary of State - forget the Stormont Executive, help abuse victims and survivors or resign. More https://t.co/boX2EdCtC7 & on air on the hour ... @MckeeganClaire @PhoenixLawHR pic.twitter.com/kVOFTdPgUo
— Q Radio News (@qnewsdesk) January 23, 2019
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