IMGpapers 1980–83

Newspapers of the International Marxist Group and its forerunners, 1980–83

Dignity

Socialist Challenge No. 205, 9 July 1981 · p. 16 of the scan · 155 words

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page 16 of the scan

the If Thatcher had made those concessions the dreadful perience the prisoners and her their relatives fust laye gone through in the recent — of hopes being HOLLEN BOODY raised, dashed and raised others needed not have happened. And the deaths which Thatcher's brutal obstinacy has caused would not have occurred. Whatever happens by the time these words are read, whatever the outto come of the negotiations, whether. Joe McDonnell lives or dies, there are two conclusions stand the test of time.

They Through Then ordeal the prisoners have usplaycu dignity. And whether the to finally settle or not there will be no honour, or glory allalicu LICI actions they have taken. weeks will This graphic is taken from The H Blocks -An indictment of British prison policy in the North of Ireland, an excellent new pamphlet from Information on Ireland, 1 North End Rd, London W1. Price 40p plus 25p for p&p.

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