The legacy of the Troubles still lingering over Northern Ireland

Summary by Krater

A documentary exploring the lingering sectarian tensions in Belfast 25 years after the Good Friday Agreement, featuring interviews with victims' families and activists on the ongoing peace walls and lack of justice for victims.

From the video

Answers: What is the current state of Belfast 25 years after the Good Friday Agreement?

• Sectarian conflict in Belfast
• Good Friday Agreement legacy
• Peace walls and segregation
• Generational trauma
• Victims seeking justice

What it concludes

• Paramilitary groups in Northern Ireland remain as active today as they were 25 years ago.
• The Good Friday Agreement failed to address systemic issues and sectarian divisions within communities.
• More people have committed suicide since the Good Friday Agreement was signed than died during the 30-year war.
• Belfast remains heavily segregated by walls built and maintained by the British government.