Reflecting on the Northern Ireland Conflict and Peace Process: 20 years since the Good Friday Agreement

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Northern Ireland? Over the years, it has gained international attention. Until the Good Friday Agreement in 1998, this is one of the problems Europe needs in US mediation. Since then, Northern Ireland has maintained peace. Surprisingly, if the wall of the border is built on the island, Brexit may be untied. Everyone insists on avoiding this, but nobody has a viable solution. If the UK is to withdraw the decision to withdraw from the EU single market as part of the Brexit, the border is not required. That is certainly impossible. Therefore, you need to develop special arrangements. One option, which is to give a special status to remain in the single market in Northern Ireland, it will not be contacted with the UK. This situation will not please DUP as DUP supports the conservative government of British Parliament. Probably technology selection allows you to handle customs and customs without physical boundary structure.

From ancient times up to the present, Northern Ireland is the last few decades of the event, Good Friday agreement, and we pay special attention to the process of peace and reconciliation. Peace agreement, shows that you can be the Republic of Ireland and the United Kingdom remains still in the European Union. In the case of Brexit, there is a danger that there will be a "hard" border between Northern Ireland and South Ireland. This is bad for the economy, and most importantly, political stability can reappear.

Part of the peace process in Northern Ireland, the Good Friday Agreement and the resulting Patten report calls for the Northern Ireland Police to recruit 50% of the population from the Catholic community, 50% from Protestant and other communities . Followers' prejudice This was later called '50: 50' major. Although the law does not require granting preferential treatment in the charter, the equivalent part of the Canadian rights and freedom charter explicitly acknowledges the law of aggressive behavior type. In Article 15, paragraph 2, the equality clause is intended to improve the state of an individual or group in an unfavorable position, including race, ethnicity or ethnicity, color, religion, sex, age, or age We do not rule out laws, programs or activities. " Mental or physical disability "