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      • Mon 23rd – Film: Snowden (2016)
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      • Mon 25 Jan: Exhibition Launch: Ardoyne
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Event Category: March

Bloody Sunday March

January 31, 2016 2:30 pm – 5:00 pm
  • Venue: Creggan Shops to Guildhall Square
  • Categories: March

Sunday 31 Jan 2016 2.30 The March & Rally Eamonn McCann To Address This Year’s Rally Eamonn McCann will be the main speaker addressing the rally at this year’s Bloody Sunday March For Justice on Sunday, January 31st 2016. Political & Cultural Background:…

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Bloody Sunday March 2017

January 29, 2017 2:30 pm – 5:00 pm
Bloody Sunday March 2017 Poster
  • Venue: Creggan Shops to Guildhall Square
  • Categories: 2017 Event, March

Sunday 29 Jan 2017 2.30 The March & Rally From Creggan Shops to Free Derry Corner. Main Speaker: Sheila Coleman of Hillsborough Justice Campaign. The rally this year will hear from Shiela Coleman, one of the leaders of the families of…

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Bloody Sunday March 2018

January 28, 2018 2:30 pm – 5:00 pm
Bloody Sunday March 2018 - We shall Overcome
  • Venue: Creggan Shops to Free Derry Wall
  • Categories: 2018 Event, March

Sunday 28 Jan 2018 2.30 The March & Rally Forty six years ago next Sunday an estimated 20,000 people took to the Derry’s streets to march for civil rights and demand an end to internment, imprisonment without trial. The this year’s…

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March & Rally @ FDW

January 27, 2019 2:30 pm – 4:30 pm
  • Venue: Creggan Shops to Free Derry Wall
  • Categories: 2019 Event, March

Sunday’s march and rally will focus on the role and responsibility of the top British officers and politicians who organised, ordered and implemented the January 30th1972 massacre in the Bogside and then concocted a lying cover story to hide the…

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Context 2017

One World One Struggle

Bloody Sunday was inflicted on the people of Derry.  But it has resonated around the world.  It is a local issue relevant to people everywhere.

Over the 45 years since British paratroopers erupted into the working-class Bogside area with rifles spitting death at civil rights marchers, representatives of victims of State violence from both sides of the Atlantic, from Africa, the Middle East and elsewhere, have travelled to Derry to take part in the annual commemoration and give substance to the idea of 'One World, One Struggle'. 

The British Government still sets its face Iike flint against telling the full truth about the Derry massacre.  A long Inquiry reported in 2010 that all the dead and wounded had been unlawfully shot. Despite this, the Report stopped well short of proposing prosecution of the killers - and pointed no finger of`blame at the senior military officers who had sent the Paras in, or at the politicians who had connived at the assault and then orchestrated a cover-up.

This is always the way when it comes to the violence of imperialism.

Only the persistence of family members and their supporters forced a police investigation. We await the outcome. One reason the British authorities fear the facts about Bloody Sunday is that this massacre cannot be ascribed to warring Irish factions. This was an authentically British atrocity.

Past commemorations have featured African Americans, Palestinians, former Guantanamo prisoners, victims of police violence in Britain etc., as well as members of other families bereaved by murder here in the North, in many cases murder inflicted by State agents and then systematically lied about to protect the same undercover agents.

Lectures, debates and cultural events are highlighted, economic struggles, women’s rights, gay rights, the rights of the environment, and many other examples of`oppression.  We have commemorated, too, the killing of other innocent people by non-State groups - Dublin Monaghan, Birmingham, Shankill, Greysteel, the Ormeau bookies, etc.

We believe that the programme we have produced this year puts Bloody Sunday in its proper context, an extreme example of the fact that, commonly, it’s innocent people who pose no threat to anyone who bear the brunt of conflict.

The trek towards truth and justice has been long and sometimes arduous. But we keep on keeping on because the cause is just and gives good example to the one world in which we all struggle. 

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