The Conveyor Belt

1981-03-072022-11-17Extramural Activity

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The conveyor belt of British justice is depicted as inexorably moving arrested republicans from questioning at Castlereagh to jail in Crumlin Road to sentencing in front of Diplock court to prison in the H-Blocks. (For a small board in Derry see The Conveyor Belt.)

Beechmount Avenue, Belfast

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