KICK OUT CORRIE NOW | Socialist Action 1983

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JUST BEFORE the second National Conference of the Women's National Abortion Action Coalition (WONAAC) in February 1972 Off Our Backs, an American feminist newspaper made a red-baiting attack on the American member of the a nre World Women's Alliance.

Cindy Jaquith 'Repeal of Tne _ anorlon laws would be far from meaningless DOU] women. These women are the most affected by the illegality of abortions, which forces them to turn to butcher abortionists or unwanted L HL lobbied MPs, held silent anti-abortion initiatives, but it took James wnile s bill to turn tnesc into a mass campaign. Un mi nare Temusis ia not talked much about abortion. NAC began as a defensive to the Abortion Act By NAC's first conference at the end of 1975:

was apparent that the Act was inadequate. conference established two principles: WAU was fighting for free NHS abortion on demand tol TA

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