will be that Northern Ireland standards of ustice will be imported here.' In another ascal development in the ber of Birmingham City council, Teresa Steward, has written to the Birmingham Troops Out movement stating her support Tor the convening of a trade union conference on leeland. It is hoped that several other Labour councillors will add their names to this call in the immediate future.
The next Issue of Red * Weekly will contain an exclu*sive interview by Tariq Ali and Robin Blackburn with Philip Agee, who spend 12 years in Latin America as a CIA officer s and who has just written a book describing the operations of the CIA. Agee appeared on / BBCs Midweek' on Wed nesday.
they opposed po scot-free. * bome to await sentencing on 30 December, Do sent to: Feeds BRITISH JUSTICE has its triumphs. This month two young anti-fascist militants have been sent to languish in jail while the violent fascist thugs First to go under its hammer was lan Coleman, arrested in Leeds opposing a meeting of one of the most vicious neo-Nazi proups yet to emerge. He got 18 months. Two others tried along with him were fined £75 each for "causing a disturbance', a 'erime' that normally carries a £5 fine.
The second is Tony Young, a Fends worker arrested at Hyde Park on 7 Septem ber when police column attacked anti-fascists who had stopped the National Frost from having Speakers Corner, A London magistrate last week sent him to a romand If lan Coloman and Tony Young stay in prison, the say will be open for dozens pertaps hundreds, to be jailed in the future struggles against fascists. On 15 January, the Loods Anti-Fascist Committee Is holling a demonstration for which it is appealing for support from all anti-fascists, ar is now vital char a demon stration and picket of the Home Office be hekd in London the some day to demand • pardon and immodiate release for both Young and Coleman.
Donations to pay legal costs and help the campaigo to free lan Coleman should and laecim.