IMGpapers 1976–79

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

Women's trial adjourned

Socialist Challenge No. 121, 8 November 1979 · pp. 11-12 of the scan · 411 words

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page 11 of the scan

Armagh gaol on an internanonal Women's Day protest appeared Armagh court on 31 October. The case was adjourned until 2 January.

The women are charged with a variety of offences assault on the police — arising out of attacks on them by the Royal Ulster Constabulary at the end of a picket held solidanty political prisoners in Armagh.

week's spokeswoman for Women Against Line organisers or the picket, said: 'We were the victims of a brutal attack. The guilty ones are the police.

too, the warders and the prison governor who keep women prisoners conditions. We give full support to their fight for political status.

Support from Britain for the 11 women has come from the Women in group,. sections women's movement, and the United Troops-Out Movement. A London-based defence committee has formed and support has also been received from people in Bradford, Sheffield, and Manchester.

including women hearing, innocent prison in horrific of the been UTOM Conference THE biannual conference of the | nited Troops Our Movemens will be held in London on 8-4 The LIOM is the largest organisation in Britain campaigning around the (win demands the Irish Perple. It now has 40 branches The conference on 8-4 December will take account of the opportunities growth opportuniles evident over the past six months.

The success. of the London I Augusl demonstration — the largest Irish protest for seven years; the interest shown in Ireland at the failares of both the last Labour government's and the present Tory government's policies or Ireland have opened up the significant sentiment in Britain.

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page 12 of the scan

THE Lancaster House Zimbabwe and the Muzorewa Either the Patriotic forced to give pressure or the British towards recognition altered status quo.

This Sunday, talks have moved into their most dangerous phase yet. The Tories remain committed to the existing settler state.

Front will be way to irresistible will hurry of a barely November, of power in underlying motives do about them?

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