John Kelly, Bloody Sunday campaigner, dies

Conflict · First reported 7 Nov, 11:18 · Updated 11:43

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John Kelly, founder of the Bloody Sunday Justice Campaign, has died following a short illness. Coverage also notes that his 17-year-old brother was shot dead by the British Army during a 1972 civil rights demonstration.

John Kelly, founder of the Bloody Sunday Justice Campaign, died on Saturday following a short illness.
Kelly was a campaigner for victims of Bloody Sunday.
His 17-year-old brother was shot dead by the British Army during a civil rights demonstration in 1972.

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Key facts

Name: John Kelly
Campaign: Founder of the Bloody Sunday Justice Campaign
Reported date of death: Saturday
Reported cause: Following a short illness
Brother: His 17-year-old brother was shot dead by the British Army during a 1972 civil rights demonstration