Luthori

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Justice Department under new Lord Chancellor to launch twin investigations on Legionary Kundrati.
December 5640



Fort William - Luthorian Lord Chancellor, Dame Katherine Bennett, 42, has today announced that the Department of Justice, alongside with help from the Imperial Foreign Intelligence Agency would conduct two investigations on the former Legionary regime in Kundrati. Lord Chancellor Bennett introduced the creation of two investigative teams, both tasked with enlightening the World upon the now-dismantled Legionary regime's actions during its 60-year long reign over the country. The Department announced that the inquiries upon the human rights abuse during the Legionary regime and foreign backing towards the Legionary regime would be undertaken, with the seeming support of the international community.

"It is important, that after a such regime existed in our world, that the light be set upon all wrongdoings done by that said regime. It is a lesson for future generations to not fall under the spell of radicalism and extremism, except if they so wish to fall under the same circumstances that Kundrati is today finding herself into."

The two inquiries would focus on the role of foreign organisations/nations upon the survival of the Kundrati regime and on the human rights violation that happened during the 60-long years of the regime's existence, as Kalistan inquiries later communicated to the Foreign Office in Luthori have been reporting. While taking into account the findings of the Kalistanis in terms of human rights violations as being "earth-shattering", the Lord Chancellor stated that further investigations would be undertaken by the Luthorian Department of Justice, in a government-sanctioned investigation, in collaboration with provisional authorities present in Kundrati. 

The Chief Investigator of the Human Rights Violations Inquiry in Kundrati (HRVIIK), Sir George Kenneth, 38, stated that the Government's objective through this inquiry was to make "all the light" upon potential activities that could be grounded as being crimes against humanity, war crimes, and other crimes that can added into the long list of crimes thoroughly documented by the Government of Kalistan in their own inquiry. Meanwhile, the Chief Investigator of the State or Private-Sponsored Support Investigation (SPSSI), Peter Oliver, 57, stated the following when asked upon the objective of his investigation.

"A state like that, can't and cannot survive alone in this increasingly interconnected world, the mere fact that the between their total seizure of power in 5591 and their ousting in 5638, a whopping 47 years, almost five decades, were spent with the spectre of the Legion hanging upon our heads. Five decades during which, they stood to a Coalition of numerous nations twice, before being finally defeated by this said coalition. It is important that, after these five decades, we know, who, when and why, some international actors lent their help to the Kundrati fascist regime, be it governments, private corporations or even citizens, the mere fact that such an atrocious regime was allowed to remain in power for so long without much international concern from some states shows the clear need for an inquiry on that matter.

The Luthorian Justice Secretary Bennett thanked the Government of Kalistan for its "steadfast" and "necessary" inquiry upon the human rights violations of the fascist Kundrati regime. Furthermore, the Justice Secretary appealed to the transitional authorities in Kundrati, a country still governed by a system of occupations zones by Luthori, Hutori and Davostag upon some segments of the nation, the Justice Secretary declared.

"Luthori is expecting a steadfast support from the Kundrati authorities upon working with Luthorian investigation teams to increase awareness on this issue, as merely ignoring it isn't going to resolve the deep-rooted issues of Kundrati-Luthorian relationship to this day. We are looking forward collaborating with Kundrati investigation teams to unveil the full truth behind this whole mystery and crimes."

The Luthorian Prime Minister hasn't yet answered on the requests for interviews from Luthorian journalists, with the Prime Minister's Office redirecting the Prime Minister's comments to the Department of Justice for increased information. The Department of Justice and the Imperial Foreign Intelligence Agency have both shown themselves to be much more accessible to the media in this time of inquiry, in hopes of enhancing openness and transparency to the media in this fragile matter. The Department of Justice is expecting a full release in "less than 12 months", with additional elements being added to the inquiry if needed.