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Shifting Horizons: a testament to women in the miners' Lynn Beaton, Canary Press, 265pp, £5.65 + 40p p&p Women Under Apartheid International Defence and Aid Fund, 120pp black and white photographs plus text, £3.50 + 46p p&p For Their Triumphs and For Their Tears: Women In Apartheid South Africa Hilda Bernstein, 136pp, IDAF, £3.50 + 34p p&p Part of My Soul Winnie Mandela, Penguin, 164pp, £2.95 + 28p p&p South Africa: The Struggle For A Birthright Marv Benson, IDAF, 314pp, £4 + 59p p&p Women and the Cuban Revolution Edited by 156pp, £3.95 + 28p p&p Women and the Family Leon Trotsky, Pathfinder Press, 78pp, £2.25 + 18p pop The Origin of the Family, Private Property and me one Frederick Engels, introduction by Evelyn Reed, Pathfinder Press, 190pp, £2.95 + 34p p&p Make cheques or postal orders payable to IMRS. Orders with i payment should be PO Box 50, London NI books ordered is over £10. then simply add 15 per cent for postage and packing.
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We resolve to struggle for the removal of laws CustUllIs that deny African women the to own, inherit, or alienate We resolve DIODCILY work for a change In luc laws of marriage such as al c found allusi our African, Malay, dian people, which have the effect of placing wives in the position of legal sub. jection to husbands giving husbands the power to dispose of wives proDCILY earnings dictate to them in all matters affecting them their children.
Laws We recognise that the women treated mitors by lnese mamage on proper and reverse revered antical traditions customs, which had their origin the antiquitv of the people and no doubt served purposes of great value bygone Limes There was a time in the African society when every woman reaching marriageable age was assured of a husband, land, and security. nome, Then husbands wive. with their children belonged families clans that supplied most of their own material needs and were largely self-sufficheat. vien wolves were partners in a compact closely integrated family unit.
Those conditions have gone. The tribal and kinTHE BIGGEST Saturday evening demonstration so Socialist Action 5 March 1986