IMGpapers 1976–79

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

OVER OUR DEAD BODIES BRAINE

Socialist Challenge No. 34, 2 March 1978 · p. 7 of the scan · 174 words

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page 7 of the scan

"SAY NO to Braine damage!" "Women say: Off our back, Braine!" These were messnges from placard-waving demonstrators outside the House of Indepeadent protest against yet another The latest restrictive bill, put Tory MP Bernard Transe, Bernard furtber strengthens the control doctors over someo's bodies.

majority of only six votes, but is unilkely to get parliamentary time to become law.

The Mornithis sein in Stur prompted hy Parliament to sport a headline, "Mobilisation DE LES guards abortion rights'. This is mistaken. was mobilisation of MPs that safe guarded women's rights last Tucaday.

Ir was rather the consistent mobilisation WORICT - CARDISA MC CROTES of such groups as the National Abortion Campaign - whic! las forped the inoveinent and some viPs. lo support the right of women to of control their own fertility.

The danger of Government backing to Braine's bill still remains and the Abortion Campaign is guard. Growing was care NHS facilities throughoul country will put the campaign sale- Dne step closer to NAC's goal of winning a woman's right to choose.

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