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Monthly Archives: October 2017

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Liam Holden, Custody Photograph, Aged 18

Liam Holden Case – Minutes of High Level Political Meeting in July 1972 Released

UncategorizedBy HCC LawyersOctober 24, 2017

On Friday the 20th October 2017 the Criminal Cases Review Commission (CCRC) complied with a Discovery Order from Belfast High Court to release secret papers relied upon to quash the convictions of the last man in Northern Ireland to receive the death penalty in 1973. Liam Holden was arrested at the age of 18 on…

Liam Holden, Custody Photograph, Aged 18

New Evidence of Use of Water Torture by British Army in 1972

Human Rights, Latest News, Legacy CasesBy HCC LawyersOctober 12, 2017

JOINT PRESS RELEASE FRESH EVIDENCE SUPPORTING WATER TORTURE ALLEGATIONS AGAINST THE MOD IN DEATH PENALTY CASE Lawyers for the last man to receive the death penalty in Northern Ireland have today submitted fresh evidence supporting his allegation of water torture to the Crown Solicitors Office, Belfast in support of ongoing civil proceedings against the MOD…

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