with this amnesty bill, because what they are doing. and what we cannot understand, and this is thousands of families, is white mainstream media are not covering this. why aren t the bbc, who are there to educate and inform, why are you not discussing these atrocious, obscene piece of legislation that this government are trying to push through?! you know, we do struggle but we strive to try and maintain our belief in the justice system, and that is why we are currently in the process of waiting to have a meeting with thejustice minister and the home office to discuss our serious concerns we have surrounding the murder of our loved ones, but also waiting for our decision, for us, too, to have the same equality that others have had, to have a statutory inquiry. you cannot give to one and not to another. because what they are creating is a hierarchy of victims. we can t call
ourselves a democracy if we have a hierarchy of victims. you ourselves a democracy if we have a hierarchy of victims. hierarchy of victims. you are still aurievin hierarchy of victims. you are still grieving your hierarchy of victims. you are still grieving your sister, hierarchy of victims. you are still grieving your sister, maxine, - hierarchy of victims. you are still| grieving your sister, maxine, who was killed, all those otherfamilies are still grieving their loved ones all these years on from 1974. you say you will meet with a minister soon. do you get any indication from government that that public inquiry you are calling for is going to happen? do you feel you are making any progress? any progress? well, yes, actually. but we any progress? well, yes, actually. itut we had any progress? well, yes, actually. itut we had a any progress? well, yes, actually. but we had a meeting any progress? well, yes, actually. but we had a meeting with - any progress? well, yes, ac