‘Good Relations’ in Northern Ireland
Are we still sectarian, or the ‘race-hate capital’?

Are we still sectarian, or the ‘race-hate capital’?
One area that has created considerable political division in Northern Ireland is how to deal with a contested past. Broadly, ‘dealing with the past’ tends to refer to issues relating to people affected by the conflict, how the past is commemorated or remembered and truth recovery and justice. How far is Northern Ireland from an agreed approach to deal with the events of the conflict?