the women's prison in Armagh.
Soven are now on the fourth week a hunger mach - are BAROG• JOln nam norV Rudolf Bahro's monts are particularly Branding the w o until.
prisoners . Ine methods of the concencamp to the Tory minister oo ondIDId TOT oTond.
Bahro taLeb. The used government Northern Nolduu dedin •olCA opponents are qualitativelv ie face aro concerned those by duv oner sato un eurode own opposition'. Baros side Fe. cast ger Union. F.Ued Trelr statements in response appoal by Monica Culbert, the wife of an H block prisoner.
Help Michael Culbert is former the NANONA! Union of Public Employees and ogeted by mem bere 'inter the Royal Ulster Contabulary in November 1977 and May 1878 sayn th at Michael roleased' and, in a letter to Monica, says: 'I hope Pubished by Cardinat Enterprises, PO Box 50 London N1 EAST European dissidents Rudolf Bahro and Zhores Medvedev have slammed the British government 's treatment of the Irish political prisoners in the H Blocks of Long Kesh and that I will be able to help you and your husband The statements dissidents are timely. The women prisoners to the hunger strike taken ot vice adership epublican Iwovotolu Turmer 8mon8.ise the life or death nature of the struggle now taking place the H Blocks and Armagh.
TWO have already reached the vorgn of death.
Pauline, McLaughlin, is dying Wa nuLon Weighing only four-and-a-haif Pauline is suffe tre atadi gro mad trom and un stomach COmm walll which makes Heri UCDaDIE holding down food.
The Transfer civilian hospital.
#ule other risone near death Seamu Mallon who has bi ni on a hunger his over days. Seamus is on strike blackmall charge. RUC, condemn.
ple in Britain who nAre T80 he Bahro and Medvedey will have the December when a 'Don't Irish Prisoners Die demonstration takes place in London. East European Rudolf Bahro Printed by East End Offset (TU), London E2 H Blocks Photo: GM COOKSON (Socialist Challenge) the 6.8 per cent offer, and reverse the strike vote of days ago. gave Michael Edwardes another victory.
onl ulke une simuaon over the past two years, BI workers have given a clea that threats closure avusallvll of living off Davers money no longer carry the weight they did decision to accept the pay offer was forced on the workforce by the weak pess. trencherv and cowar dice of the trade union officials, acting in conjuncmajority senior stewards who have no Intenuor ( o ever fighting BL bosses Te zeionajori y hese for Strike action put seasoned veterans of sell positior of having to lead a fig!
Such a fight would have seen hırsı ane toremost z Polycal against . the and meant ule workcis usluc allu oul •eoe c oo ve dren closure and massive job The trade union leaders would have hac put ac tion in place anti-lor raetor • Ine' were clearly not prepared to do The officials and managemer nave user every dirty trick in the boo They promised further investment if there was strike, but concealed detail o tle vo bo waleln cludes closures and hiving off.
They have subjected any •DOSTO to massve pres sure. At COW E TGWU convenor told bi the managing dire Ron Hry Wa.
tor of AS V0llo, DIlc Fox, that the company concesponsible for the strike sacree nim lo be DIlnarli
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'methoda of the conceh- ed by Rodolf Babro.