Labour abortion conference plans action

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Councillor Grant also argued for the need for Blacks in the Labour Party to the party on the fight for racial equality.

The meeting ended by unanimously Labour Party to take the lead in struggling against the Tories' offensive, and As steps towards winning Labour support for such a perspective, the meet* invite speakers from CARL, Black tion.

* affiliate CLPs to CARL and send * pass resolutions opposing the new THE labour movement conference on abortion, called by the National Abortion Campaign last month, drew more than 300 delegates from trade unions and Labour Party branches up and down the country.

Faced with the erosion of abortion rights since the 1967 Act, the conference was called to win support take up the issue seriously. throughout the labour movement to extend a woman's right to aborFollowing the Labour Party conference decision of 1977 in favour of a woman's right to choose, and the massive TUC mobilisation against the Corrie Bill, one aim was i to ensure MPs voted according to