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October 26, 2005
When is a victim really a victim?
The recent appointment of Bertha McDougall brought some warm responses from Unionists recently. But, Mark Devenport asks, will she be able to change the current catchall definition without starting a major political storm? The Newsletter yesterday made the case that there is a substantive difference between perpetrators and victims. It seems that both nationalist parties are unhappy with McDougall's appointment.
Mick Fealty @ 26 October 2005 10:01 AM
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