SocialistAction 1983–88

The paper of the Socialist League, formerly the International Marxist Group, 1983–88

MALE ORIER Tamil feminist on trial

Socialist Action No. 13, 10 June 1983 · p. 5 of the scan · 192 words

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Plan is a memper or lac minority Tamil population of Sri Lanka, and a well-known feminist writer. She was arrested 1982 charged Sri ballika s Prevention of Terrorism Act (which is based on our very own PTA).

Nirmala was held in an army camp with male prisoners and a 'confession' was extracted from her. Her trial has just started. For Tamil workers, many of whom labour on the tea estates, have been the victims violence instigated by the The Tamil Women's League is calling on supporters to protest at the trial and the treatment of Tamil women by sending telegrams to the President of Sri Lanka, JR dent's House, Sri Lanka.

TWL can CO• tacted at Sickert Canonburi St, London N1. Tel 01-226 2367.

Compiled by HILARY Send contribu. tions "Male Order Socialist Action, 328 U pper sireel, London NI bAr 1o arrive not later that Thursdav a week prior to publica. tion. ON 28 May over a thousand women surceu onio Int "streets of Soho as the culmination of two weeks of action to protest against mate corence lowerd.

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