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attacks on male workers is that women have never been accepted by the Governlegitimate part of the workforce. State mentally changed the position of women its aemands.
successful fight against the cuts and for Government must be challenged, and the central part of everyone's right to work. NO TO ALL CUTS!
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As the time draws nearer for the undoubtedly restrictive report of the Parliamentary National Abortion Campaign has begun to campaign serious v tor evdence to ne presented in December at a Tribunal on Women's Abortion Rights In light of this crucial fight ahead, it is particularly worrying that the campaign has also had to put out a desperate appeal for funds.
Unlike the anti-abortion groups, NAC • is not backed by the resources of such institutions as the Roman Catholic Despite a vigorous fund-raising campaign, the money coming into the NAC offices is insuffic ient to maintain even the much-needed full-time workers, let alone to get out the publicity and educational material that has been prepared. On its present income, NAC can only afford to keep its offices open for another four weeks!
Red Weekly calls on all its readers to take this appear for junds serious y and to get militants they know to commit themselves to regular donations to NAC We also suggest that trade unions and Labour Parties and other organisations who have been past supporters of the pledge themselves to foot the bill for specific mobilising material of the Tribunal, such as the posters, the badges or the brochures All ledges and donations should be sent to: NAC, 30 Camden Road, London N.I. (01-485 series, contraception, and abortion facilities, as a step towards demanding that society tákes responsibility for 'women's To campaian for these demands students in the South West London area are holding a public meeting on A Wo man's Right to Work' on Wednesday 21 July, 1.0u p.m. at sellingcourt snool, Sellingcourt Rd., SW 17. We are asking trade union branches, right to work committees, cuts committees, as well as women workers and housewives to come to this meeting and support us in setting up an ad hoe committee to win sponsorship for the pamphlet and An important beginning will be approaching the Working Women's Charter to moblise a woman s nian to Work contingent on the Right to Work march in September. We will be contacting women in struggle for equal pay and against unemployment - such as the women at Trico - to join us ir raisino unis demand everywnere unere are Tignts against cuts and unempioyment.
FOR A WOMAN'S RIGHT TO WORK! 1977 to help Lonrho buy Brentford Nylons. Said Tory MP and Lonrho director Edward du Cann: We did not go to the Government, they came to us through the Receiver.' Unacceptable? You must be James Drake