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Marching against Benyon

Red Weekly No. 189, 3 March 1977 · p. 12 of the scan · 322 words

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voting away the right of each and every woman here to decide whether to terminate an unwanted pregnancy. Unless the Labour Government is forced to recognise that abortion SUBSCRIPTION RATES DOMESTIC: iber year E3.50 for six months FOREIGN:

ty per wear surface man Lie per year dirtider On Friday 25 February, 46 Labour MrS omed witn restrict women's abortion nons D However, the curine ine week orme vouns was a clear sion inat ine oate is now firmly underway to turn the tide against this offensive The Labour Ine way fo maintaining its stand for a free vote.

Up to 2,000 demonstrators from all over the country demanded the owners speaker attack She told the meeting Bill Benyor The march organisee ointy ov the National Abortion Campaign followed nescav socket or ne unoo were over 30 pro-abortion organisations At the rally in Central Hall which march, keynote TEOTE Bletchley, Benyon's constituency.

that when group men deside to made it clear mat me bu go not tenect te opinion of all Benyon's constitu- would thriving local lion riahts. a Bill. 'but Benvon himself, in the next election' has been launched militants women's and labour movement Astrid Lever, a speaker from the Labour Abortion Rights Campaign explained tnat Lano was launcneg involve women in Ine.

in the fight for the implem entation of a 1975 Labour Party conterence cecision for fee duel tion on request on the NHS.

She hoped that the campaign join aCHIOnS WILT groups fighting for women's abor I pinpointed the 14 the next important nationa • ne week's activities on aborio in London ended with the dem and meeting called the Socialist Workers Party. Six nunoTed WHO would have contributed bigger.

listened to a exclusively of SWP supporters. The MOST worrvinG aspec COT meeting was the continuing failur although it does sup bandail

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