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The family of Sean Brown's entitled to truth and justice and the completion of an inquest.
The family of Sean Brown are entitled to truth and justice and the completion of an inquest to uncover full information about his murder in 1997, according to Emma Sheerin MLA (Sinn Féin).
The Mid Ulster MLA said: “The family of Sean Brown are entitled to truth and justice and an inquest to give them maximum disclosure about the murder of their loved one by a loyalist gang in 1997. They are already waiting too long for an inquest.
“It is unacceptable that the PSNI and the state are now attempting to frustrate that process with continued delays and barriers that is only causing further pain to the Brown family.
“The British Government wants to the pull down the shutters on families like the Browns and block their efforts to get truth and justice through the courts with its shameful Legacy Act.
“I am reiterating calls on the Irish government to take an interstate case against the British government to challenge this cruel and callous Act. Sinn Féin will continue to support the Brown family and others in their campaign for access to truth and justice.”
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