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Welcome to the NPPC Archive. This Archive is a searchable index of the National Political Prisoner Coalition’s records: prisoner profiles, case files, movement periodicals, court documents, and oral histories. It collects, in one place, the materials that document the history of U.S. political imprisonment from the late nineteenth century to the present.

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An Updated Public Report about the Continuing Lockdown and Torture of the Prisoners at U.S. Penitentiary, Marion

CollectionCommittee to End the Marion Lockdown DateJanuary 1, 1984 PublishersMarion Prisoners' Rights Project

3/26/1984 update on conditions of the Marion Lockdown. Accounts of food tampering, abuse, neglect, isolation and cancel of rehabilitation programs included.

Kuwasi Balagoon — Handwritten Prison Letter (Slogans Into Events)

CollectionPolitical Prisoners Year1984 AuthorsKuwasi Balagoon Publishers@Workshops4Gaza (community share)

A handwritten page from one of Kuwasi Balagoon's prison letters (c. 1983–1985, Brink's-case era), containing the often-quoted passage: "The difference between most of us in here and most of the 'revolutionaries' outside is we took the slogans seriously, transforming the slogans into events. Now we must transform a series of events into a deadlier and consist...

Letters: Women Against Imperialism

CollectionWomen Against Imperialism DateNovember 1, 1984 PublishersComing Up

Letter to the editor describing the mission and actions of Women Against Imperialism. Reproduction.

Marion Prisoners Rights Project update, The Lockdown

CollectionCommittee to End the Marion Lockdown DateJanuary 1, 1984 PublishersMarion Prisoners' Rights Project

10/11/1984 report on the conditions of the Marion Lockdown and the struggle against it's inhumane existance.

Report to the Prisoners at Marion About the Congressional Hearing on March 29, 1984

CollectionCommittee to End the Marion Lockdown DateJanuary 1, 1984 PublishersMarion Prisoners' Rights Project

3/26/1984 Report of testimony to the inumane, unconstitutional and counter-productive conditions of the Marion Lockdown.

Stop the Grand Jury! (November 1984)

CollectionFreedom Archives DateNovember 1, 1984 PublishersJohn Brown Anti-Klan Committee

The John Brown Anti-Klan Committee's newspaper on the mid-1980s wave of political grand juries: the D.C. grand jury that subpoenaed four JBAKC members (Steven Burke, Julie Nalibov, Christine Rico and Sandra Roland, all later jailed as resisters), the Boston grand jury and Operation BOSLUC manhunt, the Battle Creek grand jury that subpoenaed 200 people from t...

The Improper use of the Federal Grand Jury: An Instrument for The Internment of Political Activists

CollectionGovernment Repression DateJanuary 1, 1984 AuthorsMichael Deutsch PublishersJournal of Criminal Law and Criminology

Reproduction. Article available from Law Collective (link from Internet Archive).

The Militant, April 6, 1984

CollectionPeriodicals DateApril 6, 1984 PublishersThe Militant VolumeVol. 48, No. 12

Issue of the Socialist Workers Party newsweekly (vol. 48 no. 12) with the back-page interview "A Puerto Rican activist fights FBI persecution" — Alberto de Jesús Berríos on his nine months' jailing for refusing the Sabana Seca grand jury — plus coverage of the Kathy Boudin trial's security measures, Pam Fadem's criminal-contempt prosecution, the five FALN gr...