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.out of China, authorities there are sending thousands of people to rural labour camps, reviving an internment without trial system Chinese sources are reported as saying that so far this year Peking police have sent more then 5,000 young people 're-education through labour' camps for offenses as ACCORDING to new information reaching the West through the Palach Press news agency, the Czechoslovak Stalinists are trying to break Uhl's physical and mental health in prison.
Uhl is a revolutionary Marxist and leader of Charter 77, civil rights movement. He was gaoled for five years last October in a trial which involved the jailing leaders and which brought an unparalleled outery from the labour movements of Western Europe.
The Labour unanimously condemned Uhl's arrest last the July and again unanimously condemned his imprisonment in October. The leadership of the British Communist Party has also condemned the jailing of Uhl and his comrades.
We now learn that Petr Uhl, who is being held in a strict regime labour camp at Mirov in north Bohemia, notorious as the Petr the Czechoslovak of other Charter Party executive worst labour camp in the country, is banned from keeping any written material of any kind, even letters from his family.
He is not even allowed to keep his own notes on the fulfilment of his labour norms, nor a copy of prison regulations He is banned from keeping pictures of his wife and children. He is allowed no visits except one hour every six to eight months from a close relative and that meeting must be supervised by guards and nothing except family matters may be discussed.
Uhl's chronic bronchitis has become acute since April because of the extremely heavy work to which he is subjected: he is forced to carry loads weighing up to 86 pounds up 67 steps.
Despite Czechoslovakia's Law on Imprisonment, which states that prison conditions should be 'humane', the Stalinist regime clearly intends to break Petr Uhl during his five years in prison.
At the end of May, the Defence Committee, which has led the Crechoslovakia, lo their conditions.
The tions protesting their prison conditions visit them.
cial assistance 1o Charter 77 campaign in this country for the release of Petr Uhl and the other Charter 77 political prisoners, launched a campaiga to demand that a labour movement lawyer from thais allowed to have access to the Charter 77 political prisoners, aad to study committer is asking labou sations to pass resolu agaiest the impriso. of Petr Ubi and his comrades, condemmin and that a labour movement lawyer be able to Protest resolutions should be sent to the Crechoslovak Embassy , with copies to the Defence Coramittee at 14 Elgin Court, 16 Montpetier Road, London W5. Finanthe families of jailed Chartists showld be sent to: The Charter 71 Defeace Fand, Hon. Treasarer Reg Rece MP, 133 Crierson Road, London SE23.