IMGpapers 1976–79

Newspapers of the International Marxist Group and its forerunners, 1976–79

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Socialist Challenge No. 90, 5 April 1979 · p. 14 of the scan · 636 words

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socialist have worthwhile coverage on all aspects against women's oppressed and such exploited role. liberation. That is why we carry extensive stall writers, soliciting additional material. For this reason, we welcome the production of four pages on women against violence against women women. As we agreed with the women who offices, the pages should show the positive struggle WOWERS We hope the four pages will include contributions CUTESS number of organisations like the Rape Women's Aid who can write on the basis experience and discussion.

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onanenge every other Sunday above bar, Post Office, Bargate 44 Union St, Ryde Challenge PORTSMOUTh socIalst Commercial road Precinct.

Trades SWINDON supponers sel Challenge Regent St (Brunel Centre) sellers York Datur put the size of the march at 5,000 people Hague 2,000 cyclists demonstrated past foreign embassies -HUDDERSFIELD Socialist Challeng sales regularly Saturdays 11am-1 pm in when Leeds Utd are playing at home!

tor details Outside Macfis SOUTHAMPTON Socialist Challenge LONDON sales every oaturudy mom tudiou WIGHT readers can Socialist Challenge from the Oz Shop Challenge 11.30pm-1pm Socialist 11 am-1pm •Saturdays DAENI every Sullmarks, 110 Cheltenham Road everyone welcome China and Vietnam WOMEN from all over the world headed Saturday's demonstration in London organised by the International Campaign for Abortion Rights. At the very front was the band Soul Sisters. Organsiers Abortion campaigners in Liverpool also organised a march, while Glasgow women mounted an exhibition in a shopping precinet. Many shoppers signed a petition for a day-care abortion unit.

In Belgium 8,000 marchers called for the removal of abortion from the Criminal Code. In The and Italian. In Venezuela 1,000 women attended the first ever national meeting on abortion rights Speakers at the London rally included writer Amrit Wilson, Isabel Villena from Barcelona, teacher Alison Downie from the National Union of Students and a woman from the National Union of School Students. Sue Youngdahl (United States) chaired the rally.

Angela Phillips of the National Abortion Campaign urged support for a national day-care campaign whose first meeting will be at the Elizabeth Garrett Anderson hospital on 27 April. The campaign wants NHS laws amended to oblige the health service to provide day-care facilities.

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