RO The defence also showed the trial was political designed to intimidate anc criminalise black activists. Most of the twelve were members ana sympathisers United Black Youth league militant black organisa Some had been in volved in campaigns such as Anwar Ditta's fight be united her children, and supportfor this work among the soldiers.
The Dutch Ministry of Defence has presented no serious evidence in support of the charges. Either there is no evidence or the anti-nuke soldiers have discovered new plans site nuclear missiles in Holland which the state wishes to keep secret.
The three face up to 15 George from Bradford, black worker Irom who had been jailed on a talse police statement.
emerged that the Special Branch had been unvolved. briefing officers before homes were raided. Detective superintendant Holland explained: 'It was their job to take care of the political aspects of the case.
years in prison if the charges are found proved.
Socialist Challenge appeals to all its supporters to get resolutions through their local CND Labour Party and trade union branches to protest against the victimisation of these anti-nuclear soldiers Winose activil much more in the interests of defending the people of campaign should be run of CS gas and rubber bullets, was an attempt to intimidate black youth ir the wake of year's riots; but the youth fought back and dealt a stinging the police and the racist state only crease the confidence of black activists the police and the fascist: think twice before the again choose to harass black people We have to build on this victory, to continue the struggle against As a first step the Twelve paign supporting auditis deportations in Bradford on 10 July.
Holland from nuclear extinction than that of the Dutch 'Ministry of Defence.
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