Ireland and the Fourth International

Papers, journals and pamphlets of the Fourth International's supporters in Ireland, 1969–1996

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In Socialist Republic: Vol. 7 no. 2, April 1984 · scan page 1 · about 125 words

Internment, repression and the courts

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clutches of the sectarian RUC that the handover took place at the dead of night, The decision to extradite McGlinchey was taken long ago by the Coaliordered a stay on the warrant, The principle that political offenders shall not be extradited is long established and accepted as a fundamental sise just how rotten and corrupt a government it is» The lie has been given to the New Ireland Forum as a step towards a United Ireland: it now _— stands revealed as a conspiracy tion in many Southern towns. These must be supported. But if the fight against the Coalition attacks is to be successful then a campaign to defend political refugees from the British occupation must be See Middle Pages FORUM BETRAYAL EEC ELECTIONS

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