Disbandment Call Over Pardon in Polish Riots
The Committee for the Defense of the Workers says it will dissolve if the government grants a full pardon to jailed riot leaders, reinstate them, and punishes police for alleged brutality. The group of 23 intellectuals formed last August seeks amnesty for 13 convicted after June protests against food-price rises.
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