The candle-light procession moved off from Lisfannon Park and those in attendance walked to the Bloody Sunday monument, which was lit up in Palestinian colours.
The event was organised as part of the Bloody Sunday Trust’s 52nd anniversary programme.
Photos by George Sweeney / Derry Journal.
1. Children hold candles at the procession and vigil for the children of Palestine at the Bloody Sunday Monument on Rossville Street. Photo: George Sweeney
Children hold candles at the procession and vigil for the children of Palestine at the Bloody Sunday Monument on Rossville Street. Photo: George Sweeney Photo: George Sweeney
2. Omar Barghouti (centre), founding committee member of Palestine Campaign for the Academic and Cultural Boycott of Israel pictured at Thursday evening’s procession and vigil for the children of Palestine at the Bloody Sunday Monument on Rossville Street. Photo: George Sweeney
Omar Barghouti (centre), founding committee member of Palestine Campaign for the Academic and Cultural Boycott of Israel pictured at Thursday evening’s procession and vigil for the children of Palestine at the Bloody Sunday Monument on Rossville Street. Photo: George Sweeney Photo: George Sweeney
3. Martina Anderson and Ciara Ferguson MLA attend Thursday evening’s procession and vigil for the children of Palestine at the Bloody Sunday Monument on Rossville Street. Photo: George Sweeney
Martina Anderson and Ciara Ferguson MLA attend Thursday evening’s procession and vigil for the children of Palestine at the Bloody Sunday Monument on Rossville Street. Photo: George Sweeney Photo: George Sweeney
4. Omar Barghouti (centre), founding committee member of Palestine Campaign for the Academic and Cultural Boycott of Israel pictured with John Kelly and Maeve McLaughlin at a vigil for the children of Palestine held at the Bloody Sunday Monument on Rossville Street on Thursday evening. Photo: George Sweeney
Omar Barghouti (centre), founding committee member of Palestine Campaign for the Academic and Cultural Boycott of Israel pictured with John Kelly and Maeve McLaughlin at a vigil for the children of Palestine held at the Bloody Sunday Monument on Rossville Street on Thursday evening. Photo: George Sweeney Photo: George Sweeney