AN AGREEMENT AMONG THE PARTIES OF THE NORTHERN IRELAND EXECUTIVEAgreement Among the Parties of the Northern Ireland Executive • December 31st, 2013
We in Northern Ireland have come a long way. From the depths of violence, we have built an impressive, albeit incomplete, peace. More than fifteen years have now passed since the Belfast/Good Friday Agreement. In those years Northern Ireland has reached several milestones, including the decommissioning of arms, the St. Andrews Agreement of 2006, and the Hillsborough Castle Agreement of 2010, which paved the way for policing and justice powers to be devolved. Political structures are in place and structures of cooperation are established. Power-sharing has encouraged and enabled individuals once at odds to work together as partners in governance.
AN AGREEMENT AMONG THE PARTIES OF THE NORTHERN IRELAND EXECUTIVEAgreement Among the Parties of the Northern Ireland Executive • November 25th, 2020
