Derry 2022 Civil Rights March against poverty amid costs crisis

Crowds turned out to walk the traditional Civil Rights march route on Saturday to help ignite a new campaign in solidarity with the many, many households across the north west and beyond impacted by the Cost of Living Crisis.

Local people, trade union representatives, politicians and members of the organisers, Derry Against Fuel Poverty were among those who took part.

The March for a New Civil Rights Movement set off from Waterside Station and travelled to the city centre.

5. Nigel Cook and his nephew Jonas Fahy pictured at the Derry Against Fuel Poverty march and rally on Saturday afternoon last. Photo: George Sweeney. DER2239GS – 098

Nigel Cook and his nephew Jonas Fahy pictured at the Derry Against Fuel Poverty march and rally on Saturday afternoon last. Photo: George Sweeney. DER2239GS – 098 Photo: George Sweeney

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6. Banner carried at the Derry Against Fuel Poverty march and rally on Saturday afternoon last. Photo: George Sweeney. DER2239GS – 108

Banner carried at the Derry Against Fuel Poverty march and rally on Saturday afternoon last. Photo: George Sweeney. DER2239GS – 108 Photo: George Sweeney

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7. Protesters who attended the Derry Against Fuel Poverty march and rally on Saturday afternoon last. Photo: George Sweeney. DER2239GS – 100

Protesters who attended the Derry Against Fuel Poverty march and rally on Saturday afternoon last. Photo: George Sweeney. DER2239GS – 100 Photo: George Sweeney

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8. Protesters who attended the Derry Against Fuel Poverty march and rally on Saturday afternoon last. Photo: George Sweeney. DER2239GS – 105

Protesters who attended the Derry Against Fuel Poverty march and rally on Saturday afternoon last. Photo: George Sweeney. DER2239GS – 105 Photo: George Sweeney

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