The families of those killed on Bloody Sunday are hopeful they will not have to pass their fight for justice onto the next generation, a campaigner has said. “I think after this length of time, the time is right now to bring it to an end and hopefully by the delivery by the PPS tomorrow we can look to a better future. I don’t want to pass it on to my children, or my grandchildren and all the families feel exactly the same way. They had no right to do what they did on Bloody Sunday.”David Cameron, prime minister in 2010, issued a public apology to the families on behalf of the state for what happened. A decision is also due to be taken on Thursday by the PPS as to whether to charge two Official IRA suspects.

Source: Irish Examiner March 13, 2019 18:22 UTC