Her last week against restrictive legislation and in support of free abortion on demand.
An essential first step in the imby Labour MPs against the reconvenwomen and men. groups. ing class.
****** is the reason why NAC has called for a week of action, starting on 17 November, to oppose the re-appointment of the Select Committee.
All over the country, NAC groups are organising activities which seek to bring home very clearly the message that the responsibility of working class representatives - both in Parliament and in the leadership of the trade union movement - is to serve the interests of working class Support for NAC actions is therefore being sought from all levels of the workers' movement with resolutions and mobilisations from trade union branches, trades councils, Constituency Labour Parties, tenants' associations and women's By building the NAC campaign in this way, the ground work is firmly laid for a united struggle against Wilson's policies, not only on the issue of abortion, but on all other issues of vital concern to the workBerry Beaumont