IMGpapers 1980–83

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

SUPPORT THE PRISONERS 5 DEMANDS

· Socialist Challenge No. 191, 2 April 1981 · pp. 14-15 of the scan · 352 words

The scan: sc-n191-apr-02-1981.pdf (PDF, Marxists Internet Archive, opens at this page)

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page 14 of the scan

. The right to refrain fro men were wounded Phoblacht young men.

Bobby's, revolver in the car.

says, Legal Justice: 'He was niture Company at Dunmurry, on the western outskirts of Belfast, followed by gun battle in which two Bobbv was in a car near the scene with three other . The RUC captured them and found a The six arrested men were taken to Castlereagh and given a very brutal interrogation lasting six days.

All later made complaints against the RUC late smuggled a statement lo une associallon 10l swinging his foot between my legs and kicking me in the privates... I fell twice, only to be hauled to my feet in the same position again. The same person was chopping me on the back of the 4. The right to organise educational tacilities and receive one visit, letter and parcer der week tive was punching me in the 'He would see it as Bobby will fuel the must not let this happen.

5. Restoration of tul remission or sentences neck, the individual blows heavy and continuous. about 20 to 30 times; 1 am not sure as the other detec.

stomach and yelling questions. I don't even remember falling...' And so it Bobby volunteered to lead the new hunger strike.

La microcosm of the way the Brits are treating Ireland historically and presently, says 'He definitely believes that people will have to die to win political status. But he knows that if he dies through his death what will happen is that there will be so much anger stored up in the Irish people that it Slugge me tre meat tell ycars 'But it will be really sad if it comes to that. We

page 15 of the scan

Lambeth appeal Paddington No1 Branch, NUR SIDNEY Weighell, general secreTarV OT TaO «atonalunion Railwaymen, has publicly TORAC eNOUIS OR omne iran group from the Labour Party.

'Getting rid ot them must be car. ried out with the greatest urgency in called questions on the need tor industria John Cogger said that what was fend jobs and pay.

What we're seeing in the Labour

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