Anti amnesty activists outside Belfast City Hall

The transcript discusses the rejection of the British Government's proposals related to dealing with past issues, emphasizing the need for due process. It highlights the support from political parties and public groups across the UK and Ireland, stressing that the issue transcends traditional divides. The discussion includes legal actions and the broader implications for relations between the UK and Ireland.

What is the main reason for the rejection of the British Government's proposals?

• They were not communicated properly.

• They included amnesties and abolished due process.

• They were supported by only a few parties.

• They were too expensive to implement.

Which groups are mentioned as supporting the rejection of the proposals?

• Local community groups in Birmingham

• International human rights organizations

• Only Northern Ireland political parties

• Victim groups in England and major political parties in Ireland

Who is Julie Hamilton associated with?

• The European Union

• The British Government

• The Northern Ireland Assembly

• Birmingham bombing families

What is the significance of the support from people in the UK and Ireland?

• It highlights a division between the UK and Ireland.

• It indicates a lack of interest in the issue.

• It shows a unified stance against the proposals.

• It suggests that only politicians are involved.

What does the issue transcend according to the final section?

• Technological advancements

• Economic concerns

• Traditional political divides

• Environmental issues