SocialistAction 1983–88

The paper of the Socialist League, formerly the International Marxist Group, 1983–88

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Socialist Action No. 16, 1 July 1983 · pp. 5-6 of the scan · 262 words

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Pregnant During this period Manjit was pregnant and health was deteriorating. She was admuneo lo nosota or six weeks and gave birth to a aaugnier, Palbinder, 1981.

Marriages break down all the time, and women are forced into destitute positions. However the onsequences for Manji Kaur other black women are multiplied.

by novemder 1981 ner marrage had broken DOWI Manjit Palbinder moved to the Refuge, Aslali has been denied child benefit even though she British La legal CilIzIl. Hlas right to child benefit.

By denying child benefit the DHSS has taken upon itself the role of implementing immigraMORE right wing reactionaries are following in the footsteps of Saatchi Saatchi's Tory advertising campaign.

The Society for the Protection Unborn Child (SPUC) took out page advertisements in at least two national newspapers weekend, the Mirror and the Observer It is clear that the anti-abortionists alt building up for another legislation restrict even further woman's right to choose, probably again the form of Private Member's Bill.

Anti-abortion agencies offering pregnancy counselling stepping up their advertising, two million anti-abortion enes were estanet door to door over Easter, SPUC LIFE held an anti-abortion rallast weekend (see report on back page).

All this makes it even more urgent to build the largest possible attendance at the next tional Abortion Campaign conference in the autumn. • National Abortior Campaign, Grays Inn Road London WCI. 01-278 0153. Labour Abortion Rights PO Box 110, London SE2I. Lamparon If women had glass tummies woulo they ever have abortions?

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Socialist Action 1 July 1983

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