Thirteen people were shot dead when the Army opened fire on civil rights demonstrators in the Bogside in 1972.

This brief, authored by Human Rights First and the Pat Finucan Centre, examines the UK government’s decision to spend more than £4.3 million in public funds to defend “Soldier F,” the only former ...

The Bishop of Derry has questioned the decision not to prosecute former soldiers who were investigated for given false ...

The Irish president is on a three-day visit to Northern Ireland.

The exhibition, curated by University of Liverpool justice centre, will tour as new 'duty off candour' law makes its way ...

Eight former soldiers who were investigated over allegations of giving false evidence about the events of Bloody Sunday will ...

LONDON (AP) — A former British paratrooper was found not guilty Thursday on murder charges relating to the 1972 Bloody Sunday massacre in Northern Ireland that saw 13 people killed in a flurry of ...

The brothers of one of the victims who was shot dead on Bloody Sunday have said their family received a 'sickening' death threat during the trial of Soldier F. Soldier F, who denies all charges, has ...

Relatives and supporters of the victims of the 1972 Bloody Sunday massacre march to Belfast Crown Court ahead of the verdict on the trial of a British soldier identified only as Soldier F, Belfast, ...

Soldier F, the former British paratrooper accused of murdering James Wray and William McKinney and the attempted murder of five other people - Joseph Friel, Joseph Mahon, Michael Quinn, Patrick ...

The Ancient Order of Hibernians (AOH), the oldest and largest Irish Catholic group in the US, has responded to this week's verdict for Soldier F, the former British paratrooper accused of two murders ...

Eight former soldiers who were investigated over allegations of giving false evidence about the events of Bloody Sunday will ...