IMGpapers 1976–79

Newspapers of the International Marxist Group and its forerunners, 1976–79

'Brits out motion for Labour conference

Socialist Challenge No. 104, 12 July 1979 · pp. 10-11 of the scan · 491 words

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page 10 of the scan

people with spare time or in jobs from No marks for guessing. part of the community they come in magistrates vote Tory, character of the magistrates courts is but lew observe. There has been no serious coverage of the present show-trials in any Fleet Street paper.

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poster by saying that her son was peacefully working in the South of Ireland and that her house had never even been raided. But the RUC's defence claimed that the killers had terrorist, Eugene O'Neill, (who) was commiller on 20 June. The full test of the resolution reads:

expressed in political. judicial and military terms.

sritish *n" emer thereby estahlishing the pre-conditions for a united Ireland.' HAMEL Hempstead cnnstituency Labour Party has passed a motion argoto the Labour Party's annual conference in October demanding British presence in the Worth of Ireland he 'speedily 'Thisconference recognises that the British presence in Ireland. as requiring urgent consideration; particularly since it calls into question "Conference urger the posernment to recognise the right of all the perple of Ireland to self-determination; to realise that the continuing at Northern Ireland conflicts with that right and thereorderls withdrawal of British armed forces takes piace: Command commented after the trial that, "The Army will continue to carry out their task to defeat terrorism in the province in support of the civil power willingly, cheerfully and with good nature and tolerance'.

If there is one consolation from the latest example of British justice in the North of Ireland, it is that there is not likely to be a repeat of the type of farcical trial which ended last week. The Northern Ireland Director of Public Prosecutions recently announced that the DPP was bringing charges against the SAS killers of James Taylor Taylor innocent civilian who, according to an autopsy report, was also shot in the back, this time while out deer-hunting September. But after all, Taylor was obviously up to no good. He was Irish.

page 11 of the scan

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