Villa HOle . smuggled out on Tuesday 8 April, which was reprinted Republican describe what it is like to be denied washing and sanitary facilities.
'We have been here in 'A' wing for six weeks now. Our cells covered in excreta and urine. The dust and dirt are building up to a marked degree. When one walks across the cell floor the dust rises catching at our chests and throats.
ourselves are filthy. We have not washed nor have we had any change of clothes since 7 February, so we are in a filthy state.
'Many of the girls already have infections which, through time, only get worse. Since it is six weeks since were denied washing facilities all of us have now gone through our menstrual cycle in these filthy conditions. dangerous time, the risk of infection high. Sanitary towels thrown into us without wrappings.
Although we have combs it is pointless to use them because our hair is thick dust and dirt. impossible to get a comb through it. Our skin has turned a dusty grey, not only because we are locked in our cells twenty three per windows of our cells are boarded up large pieces of allowing little air or daylight through. Food 'As regards the food situation it is a major problem. Breakfast consists of porridge. lumpy it is inedible. Bread is rarely seen and if by chance we get some, it is stale. Supper consists of one pancake or one sandwich.
"The quantity and quality of food is totally inadequate. Many girls have lost weight - weight they afford to lose. We are unlocked one at a time to collect our meals and ther court Alternative Cabaret Bloomers Cunning Stunts Demolition Decorators F.I.G Sadista Sisters Times)
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Rio Cinema, Centreprise, Action Space, Sisterwrite, Women's Arts Alliance. The money raised will go towards the campaign to help the women in Armag Socialist Cl
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