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UK plans to reopen old Troubles-era military cases, sparking debate over justice vs. veteran accountability.
The UK Labour government’s Legacy Bill, advancing through Parliament, seeks to reopen investigations into British military actions during Northern Ireland’s Troubles, reversing a previous law that granted immunity to veterans.
Critics, including former military leaders, warn the change undermines morale and recruitment, calling it a betrayal that could expose ageing veterans to legal action decades later.
While the government says the reforms ensure justice for victims’ families and include six protections for veterans, opponents argue the new process risks political abuse and damages trust in the armed forces.
The Supreme Court is also reviewing the legality of the prior Legacy Act, with the government appealing a ruling that parts were unlawful.
El Reino Unido planea reabrir los viejos casos militares de la era de los Problemas, provocando un debate sobre la justicia frente a la responsabilidad de los veteranos.