IMGpapers 1976–79

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

Gay rights

· Socialist Challenge No. 90, 5 April 1979 · p. 7 of the scan · 263 words

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page 7 of the scan

for the trade unions. Pilot issue to open discussion on a broad based paper for the unions. Sponsored by Working Women's Charter Campaign, Women in NUT Women's Rights Group CPSA, branches of ASTMS, NATHE.

Copies *Women in Action', Box 2, 190 Upper Street, London N1, 12p each.

Conference to establish the paper. September 22 Birmingham. Details and donations -write to same address.

ACTION TROOPS OUT OF IRELAND:

Political Status for POWs Called by Glasgow United Troops Out Movement, supported by Sinn Fein Assemble, Queens Park Gates, Victoria Rd. 10am. MAKING Ireland an issue North End Road, London W11.

there will be laws quietly dropped its the problem 'allowed' hon. Friends will stand up and | remain a crime in the Brendan Gallagher, who is taking on Roy Mason in Barnsley.

are opposed to any change in the affecting gay people.

Hence the Labour government decision taken earlier this year to extend 1967 Homosexual Law Reform Act to the north of While homosexual acts in private between men over 21 are IS olding legal in England and Wales, and Scotland, they Pat Arrowsmith (right), Independent Socialist candidate in Cardiff, exchanging words with a British soldier at a recently held anti-recruitment picket in the city.

Pat's campaign against Callaghan in the South-east Cardiff constituency is being backed by the newly formed 'Make Ireland an Election Issue Committee'. The committee is also supporting *Make Ireland an Issue' is planning wide-ranging activities throughout the election, and a pamphle on Labour's record in Ireland is being rushed out. For more information contact the committee c/o 1

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