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March 1, 1999 DERRY, Northern Ireland — “The British government has got away with murder for too long — let’s see if they can handle the truth as well as they can handle the lies,” said Kay Duddy. Her brother, Jack Duddy, was among the 14 civil rights protesters killed by the British Army here in 1972, on what became known as Bloody Sunday. She was speaking at a “State Violence:
Within hours of the events of Bloody Sunday, the Civil Rights Association in Derry were recording first hand testimonies of what happened that day. Taken from the Massacre in Derry booklet we carry...
BORIS Johnson’s government will be remembered as an embarrassment who treated the people of Northern Ireland with “utter contempt”, an expert…