IMGpapers 1980–83

Newspapers of the International Marxist Group and its forerunners, 1980–83

Political

Socialist Challenge No. 156, 17 July 1980 · pp. 8-9 of the scan · 228 words

The scan: sc-n156-jul-17-1980.pdf (PDF, Marxists Internet Archive, opens at this page)

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page 8 of the scan

*They said that they wanted to get hold of the black gear (what we wear on uniform parade) but they Time men cut off our access to the hot plate. room we could cook meals, got hold of three girls when they refused into "association" cell, and proceeded to beat them up. All hell then le loose and only calmed down when we were forced to agree locked in the association cell.

'We had no food trom 7.30 in the morning. We thought things would go back to normal. But we 'When we were let out for half. Socialist Challenge 17 July 1980 Page 8 LIC had been locked on the governor's orders. "Go in your cell, of the female One next cav ur was ure same We had no other choice but to go to toilet in our cells.

LAC outside was prison to see us. the waste out of the and keep our cells clean but then le wardens Diockca unemn up "Then we were move to A wing. were allowed to be possessions at al m tic oura as soon as 1 arrivc in the cell to ask to go to the toilet.

was three later someone came. Again 1 was deniec access to a toilet.' Since 7 February the 31 women

page 9 of the scan

first anniversary of the ed in the past 12

← Armagh-where hygiene is a privilegeThe joke's on the Irish →

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