PRIVATE SHOP | Socialist Action 1983

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MARS MARITAL AlOS NGS WHEN the American Socialist Workers of its members, Alan Gelfand, he took them to court. Gelfand was supported by US Workers League, an organisation miles away the British Workers Revolutionary Mr Gelfand insisted that the SWP leaders were agents of the US government.

To prove this his attorney asked Doug Jenan SWP member, questions like: 'What are the laws of development matter matter?' LIDUCIE thought space?' And the 64 dollar question every political quiz programme asks: 'Who the foremost philosopher active in the world today...?' We understand Jenness failed. He did not know was former WRP general secretary Gerry Healy.

neither did "the But judge who had the empirical sense to throw Gelfand's case out. die as a result of and during the making of porn, there are all the women that men practise sexua sado-masochistic sex enCOuLLers downright murder.

Every day, the newspapers report assaults. rapes and murders of girls women. •The few who dare retaliate by killing men in self-defence with unbelievable harshness by the courts.

Men try to get away with pleading illsallily Peter Sutcliff, the Fortnight • The Fortnight of Action against Pornography, 14-28 will culminate with Women's Walkabout in Soho. For details of this and other local actions contact your nearest Women Against Violence A gains Women (WAVAW) group. group:

Oxford WAVAW. c/o Uhuru, 48 Cowley Rd Oxford. Tel: Women's Weds 2-10, Oxford 726-295 Liverpool WAVAW, c/o Atticus, 43 Hardman St, Liverpool 1.

Brighton WAVAW, c/o The Centre, The Basement, Marlborough Place Brighton.

Leeds c/0 TUCRIC, Buildings, Vicar Lane Leeds 2.

London WAVAW, c/o See Red, 16a Iliffe Yard, off Crampton St, London SE17.

Bristol WAVAW, c/o The Womens Centre, 44 HandCo The Womens Cen- WAVAW, c/o The Burleigh St, Cambridge Glasgow WAVAW, c/ The Womens Centre, 5' Miller St, Glasgow Edinburgh WAVAW, c/o Edinburgh Womens Centr 1 el 031-557 3179. Thurs 8-10 • Outwrite is a monthly newspaper written by and for women and is available from Oxford House, Derbyshire Street, London E2 fo 20p plus p&p.

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