Restoring Stormont, tackling paramilitary groups, and adapting the Good Friday Agreement are some of the actions needed to address a peace process in "crisis", a peace summit in Derry has heard.
Organised by the John and Pat Hume Foundation, the summit took place at Ulster University's Magee campus on Friday.
Academics, community workers, young people and former politicians took part in the event to reflect on the "progress of peace and reconciliation" since the Good Friday Agreement.
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