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Women and the Implementation of the
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5.5 Women Victims Post the Good Fri
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Women’s Rights in Transitioning a
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language of the Agreement) this was
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An overall assessment of the succes
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1. RESEARCH 1.1 Sources Primary doc
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2. MAIN FINDINGS The main findings
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3. THE GOOD FRIDAY AGREEMENT In 199
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ecent history of communal conflict
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4. PARTICIPATION OF WOMEN IN PUBLIC
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Ad Hoc Committee - Life Sentences (
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4.7.2 Northern Ireland Office Publi
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5. DEALING WITH THE PAST 5.1 The Go
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failure of the report by Victims Co
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• Have resources been put into im
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Northern Ireland Act 1998 67 and wi
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and domestic violence are included
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particular circumstances in Norther
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