Kesh appeal | IMGpapers 1976

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The maio costacie to that 1 British rule in the North. Far from Westminster being likely to alleviate the condition of women in leland. it has a vested interest in maintaining the present position. That is why the best solidarity that British feminists can offer is calling for Britain's immediate withdrawal from *The price of a card would be a luxury to some people in here. This is what our Long Kesh correspondent told us when we offered to send him Christmas cards. So we will not be sending him any. Instead we are asking our readers to send us money for the prisoners in Long Kesh this Christmas.

No doubt the large majority of readers will be drunk over this period, feasting, going to the movies, otherwise enjoying themselves. Our readers in Long Kesh will not. Show you solidar. ity with them, and your thanks to our Kesh correspondent by rushing money to: Long Kesh Appeal, c/o Socialist Challenge. PO Box S0, London NI.