Progressive Youth Movement reunion

24 October 1989

Murray Horton, Jim Andrews and other Progressive Youth Movement members at the Christchurch police station during a reunion where they received an escorted tour through the Police Station museum. Members of the movement had previously been arrested for protests including those at the American Deep Freeze base in Harewood.

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Area: Central City / Central Christchurch - West

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