Mark Kelly holds a photograph of his his 12 year old sister Carol-Ann who he saw die after being struck by a plastic bullet in Belfast in 1981. Mr. Kelly has said the British Government cannot be allowed to block future legal cases as bereaved families in Northern Ireland pursue justice for their loved ones. He was speaking following reports that the UK Government is set to introduce a statute of limitations on prosecutions for conflict crimes that occurred pre-1998. Picture date: Thursday May 6, 2021. See PA story ULSTER TroublesVictims.

Mark Kelly holds a photograph of his his 12 year old sister Carol-Ann who he saw die after being struck by a plastic bullet in Belfast in 1981. Mr. Kelly has said the British Government cannot be allowed to block future legal cases as bereaved families in Northern Ireland pursue justice for their loved ones. He was speaking following reports that the UK Government is set to introduce a statute of limitations on prosecutions for conflict crimes that occurred pre-1998. Picture date: Thursday May 6, 2021. See PA story ULSTER TroublesVictims. Stock Photo

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