14 October, 2004

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Relatives speak at Civil Rights Forum

Sharon Pickering of An Fhírinne is pictured addressing a Civil Rights Forum Held in Exeter, England, last weekend, organised jointly by the Troops Out Movement and the National Civil Rights Movement. The meeting was on the theme, Unfinished Business — Murder, Racist Violence, Collusion, Public Inquiries and family struggles for truth and justice. Cahil McElhinny of the Bloody Sunday Relatives group and Sinn Féin Assembly member John O'Dowd were among those who spoke. The meeting also heard from representatives of the Stephen Lawrence Family Campaign and from the Zahid Mubarek Family Campaign. The young Asian man was beaten to death by racists.

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