IMGpapers 1976–79

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

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Socialist Challenge No. 20, 3 November 1977 · p. 7 of the scan · 279 words

The scan: sc-n20-nov-3-1977.pdf (PDF, Marxists Internet Archive, opens at this page)

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page 7 of the scan

partial, particularly when thes are talking about the rule of law independence of tbe courts. But the pamphlet reveals Indicial trial in the North of which Ireland. Of the 17 judges some 14 are loyalists and members of the Orange Order, six are torme ex-SAS. And 'confessions CASHE torture are admities evid ence: the judge sits alone anc refuses to hear any evidence that carefully tabricared stories of Army and polic The rule of las an 'impartial court" means simph an old lalist hack for s and wowavering the Royal Ulster ConA gap in the pampbler 1s the Many reference to th condition of the women repub who themselves are actively of posing the reicoval of politica tachopes bacol Laited Troups Out Movement Open Conference 10/11 December In Sheffield Open to all who support self determination for the Irish poople as a whole and troops out now. Details: UTOM c/a Rising Free, 162 Upper S1, LondonNE. omission will shortly be recrified. perhaps with a paimpoice Leon the Armagh prisoners themselves A further gap which will not s easy be rectibed is tbe gosenei of any strategy to advance th struggle outside tbe prisons i defence of polical status.

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