Thalidomide survivors disappointed over Government belief more work needed before State apology
Thalidomide survivors in Ireland are expressing disappointment as the government delays a formal State apology. While some progress has been made, survivors are calling for recognition of 'unacknowledged' victims and a fair compensation scheme.
Why it matters
It addresses a long-standing historical injustice and the ongoing struggle for recognition and support for victims of a medical tragedy.
There is some disappointment among thalidomide survivors over a Government belief that more work needs to be done before the State can issue an apology.
The article balances the survivors' frustrations with the government's stated intent to resolve the issue by 2026.
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