"Justice Denied" A Challenge to Lord Widgery's Report on Bloody Sunday
	Table of Contents Why this report Preface to the 1972 edition Summary of Findings Introduction Background to the March The Military Appraisal of the March Prior to January 30 The March as it Happened
Copies of Justice Denied: A Challenge to Lord Widgery's Report on "Bloody Sunday" are available free of charge to the press and human rights NGOs by calling (212)-684-1221or e-mailing ilhr@perfekt.net May 20th 1998: League Reissues "Bloody Sunday" Report On 1972 Events in Northern Ireland.
RELATED SITES British Government Bloody Sunday Inquiry homepage The Pat Finucane Centre Independent Television News (ITN) Bloody Sunday Website Remembering Bloody Sunday University of Ulster CAIN project Extracts from The Road to Bloody Sunday, by Dr. Raymond McClean, first published in 1983. (Revised edition 1997) REPORTS AND STATMENTS Bloody Sunday and the Report of the Widgery Tribunal The Irish Government's Assessment of the New Material Presented to the British Government in June 1997 Full text of the statement made by the British Prime Minister, Tony Blair, setting up the Bloody Sunday inquiry Submission to the UN on 'Bloody Sunday', 30th January 1972 - Summary of the Submission to the Special Rapporteur on summary and arbitrary executions: the murder of 13 civilians by soldiers of The British Army on 'Bloody Sunday', 30th January 1972. A summary of the full document submitted by British-Irish Rights Watch. RELATED NEWS COVERAGE July, 22nd 1998 Irish Times - Bloody Sunday Inquiry to issue subpoenas April, 4th 1998 Irish Times - Saville pledges to establish truth about Bloody Sunday January 30th, 1998 Irish Times - "Blair hopes inquiry will close 'painful chapter'" BBC - Bloody Sunday inquiry opens BBC - April 3rd, 1998,Thorough Bloody Sunday Inquiry promised
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