RIGHT TO CHOOSE | IMGpapers 1976

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clamp down on young people generally who increasingly reject the inage of 'domestic bliss' held out to them. Behind the Tory government stand other reactionary forces such as SPUC or Mary Whitehouse's Viewers and Listeners Association who have tried to clamp down on 'permissiveness' through thecourts.

ting to bolster the family at the has deep roots among the Tory back-benchers. With a new and they are already pushing ahead with their attempt to erode the limited abortion rights women have won under the 1967 Act.

Over the past decade, they have led a consistent campaign on this issue, often mobilising up to 80,000 behind their reactionary banners. They have managed, by such pressure, to get two Private Members Bills into the Commons right.

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Key among these forces attempexpense of women is SPUC, which services. sympathetic government in office, clock back