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In Socialist Republic: Vol. 3 no. 6, 1980 · scan page 7 · about 187 words

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Act under the slogan. Partition and the resultant consolidation of the Church-State link, has meant the entrenchment of reactionaries as the status quo. Artificial "religious" majorities have blocked the natural develop— ment towards more secular societies.

CAP ORGANISES RESISTANCE Fundamental changes are resisted, piecemeal reforms are more the order of the day. The Haughey Family Planning Act is a typical It Is with renewed vigour that the new plan of campaign of the Contraception Action Programme should be supported, PD comrades in CAP have successfully won the support of activists around a plan of galvanising the already widespread opposition to the Act. Its implementation in November must be met with the widest mobilisation possible. In that framework of a large show of strength on November ist, CAP will argue for a principled defence of those resisting the Act. Access for All, Oppose the Act is the slogan that all against the Act are asked to rally round. A national network Is being established which will aim to centralise all activity against the Family Planning From this, a first step towards extending the united front that CAP

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