Concerns over pardons for convicted Northern Ireland gay men
A Belfast man investigated on suspicion of having gay sex in the 1970s fears there may be a low take-up in a proposed pardon for convicted gay men.
A motion is due to go before the assembly for approval.
Richard Kennedy said he believes some of those who will be entitled to a pardon for abolished sex offences will not want to revisit the past.
But he welcomed the fact that they will have the option.
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