Saturday, 27 September THE CALL for the British government to agree to the demands of the political prisoners in H Block and the women prisoners in Armagh is growing stronger every Apart from Tony Benn, the prisoners in their demands for: have signed the Charter 80 petition which supports 'The right of prisoners to wear their own clothes.
*The right to refrain from prison work.
*The right to free association among other *The right to organise their own educational and recreational facilities and to receive one visit, one letter The righp to full remission of sentence.
The issue will be raised loud and clear for this month's Labour Party conference from the founding ally of the Charter 80 campaign which takes place o it begins at Lpm and speakers include Irish trade SWAPO and Chris Myant, deputy editor of the Morn- they had started to move the my one wing to the thumbs.
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strike — SucceSs THE general strike of 13-15 • August closed down 80 per cent of industry and 70 percent of public transport, according to In fact, despite the sharpness of the confrontation, the strike showed that surgent forces strength. For the uniformed guerilla and militia forces entered Revolutionary : tacked a number posts and set up barricades in the inare gaining in first time, San Salvador forces of military THE three day general strike in El Salvador last month was said to be a flop by the international press. in fact it was the most hard-fought confrontation yet between the regime and the forces of the popular opposition.
The ruling junta, made up of the military and the Christian Democrats, has the total 'The United States will never if it must take the most reprehensible, measures to prevent it.'