Victory for Turkish socialists | Socialist Action 1983

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TWO YOUNG Turkish socialists (one a Kurd), Selim Duzgun and Nesat Tolunay, have been granted political asylum in this country.

The Home Office had originally refused their resuoscription Inland: 6 months £8;

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quests but a punctual campaign waged by the Friends of Selim and Nesat forced that decision to be reversed.

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