Framed By A Supergrass: Paul Kane — Don’t Let Fianna Fáil Extradite Him
| Date: | 1988 |
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| Organisation: | Irish Anti-Extradition Committee |
| Type: | Leaflet |
| View: | View Document |
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Commentary From The Cedar Lounge Revolution
22nd November 2022
A leaflet from the Irish Anti-Extradition Committee in opposition to the Irish government allowing the extradition of prisoners in Portlaoise Prison to Britain.
It states:
Gerry Collins [then FF Justice Minister] has the power to release Paul Kane and any other prisoner held for extradition. Decisions in these cases are political ones — as the Fr Ryan case showed most clearly. Justice demands that Paul Kane is not extradited and that he and his fellow prisoners facing extradition — Dermot Finucane, Jim Clarke and Owen Carron — be released. Demand justice. Support the campaign against extradition.
This document was added as part of Snapshots of Political Action, a joint project from Irish Election Literature and the Irish Left Archive. You'll find more related material in the Irish Election Literature collection.
Anti-Extradition March & Rally
The Irish Anti-Extradition Committee held a march and rally on the 3rd of December 1988 in opposition to the extradition of prisoners to Britain and coinciding with a government review of the Extradition Act.
Anti-Extradition March & Rally
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