SocialistAction 1983–88

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

Security

Socialist Action No. 142, 30 May 1986 · p. 6 of the scan · 221 words

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In the 26 Counties, with British security policies has led to the introduction of Special (no jury) Courts, the Criminal the Offences State Act. Between 11,000 people were arrested under this legislation. Few were charged.

Further infringements of civil liberties result from the illegal operations of British security border. An extreme example is the use of agents provocateurs understood to have caused explosions in Dublin to influence proceedings parliament.

Although reforms introduced in the sixties alleviated some of the worst exclusion of employment and lower levels of the civil service, discrimination widespread. Reports Ireland's Fair (FEA) have pointed discrimination in the private sector and complaints have discrimination in the Fire Service, Ambulance Service, Gas Telecommunications.

The December showed that the discrepancy between Catholic unemployment had 1971.

Catholics (25.2 per cent) is almost two and a half times greater than that amongst Protestants (10.2 per cent), Irrespective of cosmetic changes, institutional discrimination is fundamental to seige the Northern Ireland State.

In the last two years new evidence has been brought to light about the exco-operation Against the 1980 Propaganda forces south of the Section in the Irish stalentell public Bias still of Northern Employment Agency Irish unabated been Service their • 1985 FEA report ridicule, suspect.

Protestant rates I ne increased since Average unemployment amongst area of jority as disloyal

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