THE problems National Abortion Campaign, your report explained (5 October), have much to do with the campaign's fight against MPs' attempts to bring in more restrictive legislation and the absence of such attempts at the present time.
I believe there is a form of action which can be organised on a local basis and capture particularly forceful way. It is this: picket GPs who refuse abortions, dramatising the protest by announcing through loudhailers precisely *-doctors said in the sanctity of their SULACLY In my view, even one or two of these local pickets would very bring a national response from the medical hierarchy COCIOE furious: their "private' relationship medical practice, and a means of hiding their frequently coercive and reactionary role.
Such pickets would be more than a "stunt". When women abortion it is their GP who has first refusal. These doctors should therefore be our front-line targets. SANDRA TARDOV (London N16)
facing the as attention in a women Heaters are DAT LTOLCIO S DCICCOLIOH the quickly mass would be cornerstone of most frank account of homosexuality around. I cannot be as commending to politics! ANTHONY MeGREGOR [London produce. They must sort out their ALAN NEWMAN (London NW10) BELIEVE IT etc.
The relationships between some of the black and white youth in the film point the way towards the kind of society we are looking for. There are sections on the British Empire, the SCREET CHAKI the right to citizenshin of Israe whilst millions of Palestinian Arabs are torceato avemexie The Board does not oppose Israel' occupation of the West Bank, Gaza or Golan, neither did it condemn the invasion of Lebanon