As ine naronar oress camrieo news orine victory scored for equal pay by the Trico La meeting TUrner Ine impact or strike. 16 October saw the first national meeting to plan a rally organised by the working womens onaner campaion on 'One Year On from the Sex Discrimination Act - Rally for Women's Rights.
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face of inadequate Equal Discrimination leoislation and mounting provision and a woman's right to work This in mind. the meeting attended by representatives from branches, groups underway that:
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childcare Men's rights, trade heard of the and Labour rary waros - goreeo to workine Women's Charter Campaign proposals them *The rally should aim to bring zooemer oroad sections or me workers and women's movement on the basis of the interest in women's rights stimulated leorsiation Ine rally should impress on those attending the necessity of self activity to implement - лево то ехтепо this fight by giving sanction and support A planning committee for the rally was ace, While this includes the National Working Women's Charter Campaign, it Road, should encourads support from all organisations supporting womwhatever their attitude to the for Delecates to this first meetine potential for this broad-based support. Supporters for the rally already include 15 Labour MPs [among Helene Hayman, Audrey Norman Atkinson and lan labour movement noures uke cme nos erts [AUEW] and Jack Collins [NUM], trades councils, student unions, carties. and the London Co-op Political Committee.
Red Weekly readers should build this Wnich nes now beer fixed for 26 February at Alexandra PalLondon N22. meerine is on Sunday 31 October a Hornsey Women's Centre, 153 Archway London N7 at 3.00pm. For further intormation. SOonSorSnID letters. write to 'One Year on from SDA - Rally Women's Rights, c/o 49 butions payable to 'Working Women's POLICE protected the fascists of the National Front as of HunGrees demonstrators organised by Camden Trades Council picketed their AGM at Conway Hall in London TEST Saturday.
But a victory was won when the hall's owners the South Place Ethical Society, banned the NF using for next year. This was one of the last havens for the fascists LOnCON.
Labour movement and Wise Mikardo], , Labour united working class front.
from their reformist leaders.
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