"BLOODY SUNDAY" DERRY JANUARY 30th 1972.

BLOODY SUNDAY DERRY JANUARY 30th 1972. By John A Coyle.

Unless and until HMG are held to account for what is a potential unlawful use of lethal force, in the absence of a legitimate aim - ECHR 1950, Article 2 Right to life human rights violations, via a European Court of Human Rights Adjudication. The full facts and truth will not now be fully acknowledged and accepted? This is until HMG are held to account for their decisions and actions. Likewise, in relation, to the 362 RC nationalist "British Subjects", killed by the British Security Services, during the Anglo-Irish Northern Irish Conflict 1968-1998.

Moreover, also in. connection, with the potentially unlawful 18,258 Scheduled Criminal offence charges, via the Special Diplock Courts. This was not in a properly constituted criminal court with a judge and jury and the regular rules of evidence and disclosure? The denial of access to a solicitor: and or an appropriate adult. The majority of whom were under twenty one years of age. ( NI law at the time in question was governed, by the Treatment of Offenders Act 1968. Thereby, raising ECHR 1950 public authority violations. For example, State institutions, Police, PPS, the Office of Attorney General, the Official Solicitor / Prison institutions, Prison welfare / Probation, The Judiciary, Magistrates Courts. The NI High Court and Courts of Appeal. This is regardless, of the two sets of potentially unlawful emergency provisions. To include the dual system of emergency provisions. I. E. Internment without trial and the emergency schedule criminal offences and Diplock Courts System. Potentially unlawful in real time 1971 to 1975? : and or a HMG Policy of "Criminalisation" at variance with a crime policy? Orientated towards a political and security policy of maintaining a presence on the Island of Ireland, with no regard for the continued existence of a 50 year NI apartheid state?

Many former RUC CID interviews / interrogations, were allowed to be undertaken, with police officers armed with legally held firearms? As a consequence intimidating many vulnerable suspects? The pre planned suspension of the "Judge's Rules". Subsequently also completely ignoring - An NI learned Judge's recommendations, in the Bennett Report? Thereby, potentially in violation of ECHR 1950 Articles 3,5,6,17 and 18?

It essential to realise that "Bloody Sunday" Derry 30th January 1972. Was a direct consequence of Internment 9th of August 1971: and or the continued historic post partition of Ireland abuse of civil, equal and human rights of the NI RC nationalist Community.