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The jury found that the BBC did not act in faith and the people damaged 100,000 euros ($ 113,000).
Past Sinn Fein Leader Gerry Adams The Irish Republican movement has gained a defamation claim against the BBC via a report that allows the person who provides a person.
The jury in the Supreme Court of Ireland found that the BBC did not act in a good faith and a “fair and reasonable” and the people were awarded 100,000 euros ($ 113,000).
Adams, on the lawsuit in the 2016 documentary and online article claimed that Sinis Fein official, who worked for English intelligence in 2005, allowed Denis Donaldson. Four months later, Iral was shot dead in the cottage in Ireland.
The BBC Spotlight investigation included an anonymous claim that the murder sanctioned by the political and military leadership of the Republican Army and Adams’s “Final Word”.
Adams denies no presence.
Speaking outside the court, Adams, 76, said the lawsuit was “the work of the British Broadcasting”. His decision, Adams are very pleased with this sentence, “he said.
76-year-old Adams, Northern Ireland’s decades are one of the most influential figures of the conflict and the peace process. Between 1983-203, the party connected to the Iran has always rejected a member of Iran, but he is one of the leaders of his former colleagues.
The BBC claimed that his program was “fair and reasonable” and “fair and reasonable” and in public interest and other sources of the case in the documentary.
Speaking on the edge of the Supreme Court of Dublin, Spotlight reporter Jennifer O’Leary, BBC Northern Ireland Director Adam Smyth, said they were disappointed with the announcements of journalists.
“We believe that we have provided extensive evidence to the trial of the journalist work, which is applied to this program and an online article,” he said.
“Moreover, the court was adopted and Gerry Adams’s legal group, the highest publication of the broadcasting and publication in the spotlight.”
Adams brought a claim in Dublin, because the Highlight program can be watched in Ireland, which was done by about 16,000.
In an online article, there are about 700 hits in Ireland within a period of 14 months after publication in September 2016.
