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Hillsborough Justice Campaign | |||
| HJC Chairperson : Kevin Robinson HJC Secretary : Gary Burns ~~~~~~~ Contents Features
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The Hillsborough Justice Campaign. 134 Oakfield Road, Anfield, Liverpool L4 OUG. Tel & Fax: (0151) 260 5262 This new group has a number of specific aims, the main one being to increase public awareness. The 'Hillsborough Families Support Group' has, for the last nine years, gone down the legal road with what can be described as 'quiet dignity'. However, that 'quiet dignity' has not been without cost. Unfortunately that cost has been a serious decline in public awareness. The Justice Campaign intend to redress that situation. This time though, the public will be made aware of the real facts about the Hillsborough tragedy and not just the facts that the establishment and the media choose to tell. Secondly, and equally important, is to make the public aware of the plight of the 'forgotten people' - the survivors of Hillsborough; those who were seriously injured, not just physically, but mentally as well. Those people, some who, during the course of the tragedy, were crushed and presumed dead, but survived to tell the truth about how those who were lost suffered terribly before they died, and didn't, as the Establishment would have us believe, pass away "as if they were going asleep". Further, it is the intention of this group to encompass and welcome all those affected by the tragedy of Hillsborough. Not just survivors and relatives, but supporters both of the Hillsborough cause and social injustice wherever it may occur. All those people are welcome to join us and they can do so by contacting our office at 134 Oakfield Rd, Anfield, L4 OUG or by ringing 0151 260 5262 for details of how to become a member and assist us in achieving what we believe is our basic human right - JUSTICE. |
HILLSBOROUGH - 96 MEN, WOMEN & CHILDREN KILLED. OVER 400 MEN, WOMEN & CHILDREN INJURED - AN ACCIDENT? Judge for yourself ... (1) 800 police officers on duty at the match "failed to exercise proper control over the fans outside the ground." (2) A senior police officer demanded to be allowed to open an exit gate and let fans in without him seeing what was happening on the other side of the gate. (3) The F.A. did not check the Ground Safety Certificate before allowing the match to be played there. There was NO current safety certificate for Hillsborough - and there hadn't been for years, despite complaints following previous games. (4) Lord Justice Taylor, in his inquiry, laid the blame for the disaster squarely on the shoulders of the South Yorkshire Police. An Accident? Who do they think they are kidding? Merchandise (1) T-shirts: £5.00 (2) Caps: £4.50 (3) Car stickers: £1.00 (4) Junior Caps: £3.00 (5) Words of tribute (poem): £1.50 All available from the shop in Oakfield Road. RED ALL OVER THE LAND will donate 20 copies of each issue of the fanzine to the shop, which should - over the course of the season - contribute around £300.00 to the fund. Anyone wishing to contribute to the fund can send cheques to the shop at the address above or via RAOTL. Or call into the shop any time you are around Anfield. |
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