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

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· Socialist Challenge No. 93, 16 April 1979 · p. 9 of the scan · 408 words

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That revolution is needed to win - can be tackled with the help of refuges and rape crisis centres under the control of women.

But none of these will be handed to us decency, traditional morulity.

between homosexuais, action, overwhelmingly sbare the same views. The family must be lesbians, homosexuals, young people, and women generally freedoms to define their sexuality in the mane or accen the election, or in autional pollies at all, then an alternative to Labour is СТИСНІ: 30 feminist and socialist issues.

contingents Unity. prewhesher it be on ташу socialists, feminists — to take up issues such as women, and childcare within the local are denied the If we want to see these issues ruised in alternative that raises Nationally there is no aitermative to possibility of Laboar. But in 12 constituencies there are candidates supported by Socialist Socialist Caity involves in its ranks both session (Lill politicul orgunisations and independents, Including many active feminists. of getting tbrough.

We want to create a dialogue with the But NAC vomen's movement, which requires more involvement from setive socialist violence against McKenley, Jeanne Saint, Gill Butler, Sarah Roclots (stecring commitlee, National Abortion Campaigo)

WITH the coming elections and the Tory government looming over us, we could be faced with further restrictions in Parliament- Road, another White or Beayon Bill.

With a much longer parliamentary Autumn 1980), any restrictive Bill would have a fair chance is ready to attack while defending. We will use our Declaration of a Woman's Right to Choose to state clearly what we want, and will continue our campaign for abortion facilities.

The election period is an ideal time want to continue our involvement in the campaign; we want to take part in the conference in May, maintain links with the Depo Provers campaign, as well as light for abortion facilities and against any restrictions NAC still noods moncy and people urgently to carry out these plans. For undey Contact No 174 Gray in infornation Road, London WCI (tel 01-278 0153).

*The NAC election leafletis available fromthe campaign at the above address.

* 27 April, 6.45pm. EGA, Euston London NWI: *Menstrual Regulation and Abortion Facilities" Speakers from EGA campaign (on well women clinies), Jegal workers fon the abortion facilitles law), and Our Bodies Ourselves (on menstrual regulation).

* 28 April, 12 goon, Marble Arch. Picnic Against SPLC. Balloons and play: TS A NAC Out. food.

Socialist Challenge 26 April 1979 page 9

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