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RESPONDS TO POLITICAL CRISIS

Red Weekly No. 59, 4 July 1974 · p. 8 of the scan · 307 words

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tion in Edinburgh last weekend.

ence was the faet that more and more To the prosnt political situation, Women Against Fascion noted that the bougeois myth of "free" speech: has to "police brutality "unite with all others who are directly facod with the strugle against fascism and to actively oppose lascism by whatespacially at mestines, rallies, cle of the National Front orpenisation.

also moved a rosalution on the strike at Conference held by Womens" LiberaAn encouraging foator of the Confer- in that struggle...

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bianst The Canterbury Radical Women Groun Charlor.

CHARGES OF 'CRIMINAL LIBEL' Imperial Tenewaters The resolution es pressed full-olidurity with the strikers at Imperal Typewriten and recognised the exemplary role played by women The resolution also called for a telegram of support from the Conference and imposed, a collection for the strikers.

Until last woeked the WEM hes been based on four main demands: oquat pay comprehensive provision of child card abortion on comand. A further two tor the removal of all lecal imnedimenre to womens' ceonorale independence, attocting taxation, pansions and insurance, and an und to discrimination apapest lea A commendation was made that the WEM should campaign around the demands of the Working Womens chances of promotion are supposed • No speed up a workers" veto on the spood of thee production line * No redundancies - work sharing with no lose of pay * Nationalise British Leyland and the whole of the motor industry under workers" contral * Immediate occupation of British Leyland plants if any redundnncies are THIS MONTH'S TOTAL was

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markod down the death of Kevin Cately to facilities and freo contraception and The resolution called on Conference to points have now been added. Those are

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