Stem looks set for another fall.
The trial of Dessic Ellis at the saga of abused procedures and reinterpretations' from Ireland in November last car, was the find citizen of the Extradition Act. His 37-day hunger strike in protest was ig norexi by the brilish incota Brought to Britain on the word of one policeman, Dessie No evidence It was , February rehear sinted that Els had that ever been here. So two new charges were thought up But this was rather embarrassing for the Dublin govem. ment, since it breached the ferms or the extraorton agree ment.
They insisted the original charge be reinstated. depending on their specitic offence took place there!
Ellis' trial? at the Old Bailey will clearly be a British justice will be exposed once again as a system where the goilposts can be moved ar many timen as necessary, if the British state wants a convic tion Contact justice for Dessic lurn a trial period of tagging HAVING been ignored by existing unions coverin North Sea workers, the ran! and file offshore workers committee, OILC, last week announced that it would form a new trade union to irganise offshore workers The decision came after an of ficial inter-union meeting failed to involve OILC in disasssions • set u of the building and Engineering This new sub-committee will cover all offshore unions. It will however, have any negotiating powers.
OIL.C, which has been fightbeen consistently ignored by the official unions exclude OIL.C was described by Ronnie McDonald, Meetings in Glasgow and or V8488O788 the Forties, Claymore and Brent fields, al called for OILC to move ahcad The new union will only oranise offshore and will not be with existing unions.