Loyalist paramilitaries launch jail separation campaign

LOYALIST paramilitaries yesterday launched a poster blitz across the North in a new bid to get their jailed comrades separated from republicans.

Loyalist paramilitaries launch jail separation campaign

Thousands of Ulster Defence Association flyers demanding segregation for men locked up at the high-security Maghaberry Prison near Lisburn, Co Antrim, were put up in towns and cities overnight, supporters claimed.

Tommy Kirkham, of the UDA-affiliated Ulster Political Research Group, said: “This is a campaign of non-violence aimed at achieving separation. When the government is building walls between communities on the outside, why should these men be forced to live together on the inside?”

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