ALEXANDRA PALACE, LONDON | IMGpapers 1976

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together the experiences of the struggles value and impact of the legislation for women's rights.

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THE RALLY on Women's Rights to be held at Alexandra Palace this weekend aims to draw Discrimination Acts became effective at the end of 1975. Speakers from Trico, Grunwick, the Elizabeth Garrett Anderson women's hospital and different campaigns within the labour and women's movements will provide the necessary background for an assessment of the real Here ANNE CESEK and CELIA PUGH, members of the International Marxist Group centrally involved in organising the Rally, outline the political issues that should be taken up there.

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