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"Fox joined the Revolutionary Communist Party (RCP) as a student at the University of Warwick.[7] For the next twenty years, she was one of the RCP's core activists and organisers. She became co-publisher of its magazine Living Marxism,[8] which closed in 2000 after the courts found it had falsely accused Independent Television News (ITN) of faking evidence of the Bosnian genocide.[3] In 2018, Fox refused to apologise for suggesting that evidence of the genocide was faked.[9]
Fox stayed with her ex-RCP members when the group transformed itself in the early 2000s into a network around the web magazine Spiked Online and the Institute of Ideas, both based in the former RCP offices and promoting libertarianism.[10][11] "
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