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The Voice of the Working Woman
(AICCWW (CITU), 1988-11) Behera, Madhumita; Nazimunisa, A.; Kaur, Darshan; Radhamony, T.
In this issue: • Greetings to Soviet Women on 7th November • Decisions Taken in the AICCWW at Dhanbad • Thousands of Women Participate in the September Kisan Struggle – Vimal Ranadive • Bangalore LIC Convention Adopt Declaration on Working Women's Demands • Working Women in Orissa Organise – Madhumita Behera • Japanese Air Hostesses Refuse to Bow down to Air India • Grand Convention of Anganwadi Women in Chandrapur – Demand Better Conditions • The First Railway Working Women's Convention at Trichur (S.R.) • Kerala Co-ordination Committee – A. Nazimunnisa • In BHEL Trichi: The Discriminated are Discriminated • Mass Demonstration of Working Women before IISCO Management on 26th August at Burnpur • Bank Women Employee with the small kids denied Promotion • Impressive Dharna of Anganwadi Women in Punjab – Darshan Kaur • Maternity Leave for Nurses in AIIMS • Nurses in the Army Hospital Thrown Out After Marriage • Central Govt. Women Employees Present Charter in Trivandrum – T. Radhamony • Brick-Kiln Women in Pakistan Fight Against Ruthless Exploitation • Support the Struggle of NGE's in Bihar • Cong (I) Mahila Wing's Demand Undemocratic • AIDWA Condemns Massacre in Tripura • A Song of Freedom will ring out one day in Chile • Majority of poor in US are women
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The Voice of the Working Woman
(AICCWW (CITU), 1988-09) Rani, Sunita; Ranadive, Vimal
In this issue: • Participate in the September Struggle for Land Reform • Haryana State Working Women Convention, Karnal – Sunita Rani • 2nd Conference of Anganwadi Women in West Bengal • Convention of Working Women in Burnpur • Tribal Women in Orissa Mines Speak on their Problems • LIC-Ernakulam Division Take Lead to Organise Working Women • Medical and Health Women Employees in Bihar Organise to Fight • Udupi LIC Women Employees’ Convention • Blatant Sex Discrimination Against Air Hostesses • New Devices to Drive out the Women Workers in Coal Industry • Social Welfare Women Fight Back the Attack of Delhi Administration • Shram Shakti - Report of the National Commission – Vimal Ranadive • National Debate on Perspective Plan on Women Begins • South African Women in the National Liberation Struggle • Violation of Transfer Policy by Regional Provident Fund Commissioner, Punjab • Election Of The Union is Illegal • Kerala Left-Front Concedes Nurses' Demands • Delhi Nurses Fight Against Retrenchment • Mass Deputations of West Bengal Nurses Association to CMOH • Co-ordination Committee, Punjab Demands Better Conditions for Women • LIC Women Employees' Convention at Trivandrum • Release Nelson Mandela • Corporation Bank Union and the Question of Transfer in Bangalore • Soviet Women's Committee Greetings
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The Voice of the Working Woman
(AICCWW (CITU), 1988-07) Prasannakumari, V. V.; Shinde, Anagha; Ranadive, Vimal; Jaydullah, Fatama
In this issue: • AIDWA Demands Judicial Inquiry on Molestation of women in Ujan Maidan • Joint Conference of NFPTE – Kerala – V.V. Prasannakumari • Formation of W.W.C.C. in Balaghat (M.P.) – Anagha Shinde • Purewal Factory Workers in H.P. Launch Courageous Struggle for 56 Days • Inhuman working conditions in Anganwadis • NGO-Women's Conference In Kerala • Discrimination Against Air Hostesses • The Family Planning the Congress Way • Working Women in Tamilnadu for Maternity Benefit • Mass Petition of Anganwadi Women in Punjab • A Scandal in HVF, Avadi Madras: Harassment of School Teachers • We Will Continue to Fight, Assure Tribal Women in Tripura – Vimal Ranadive • Joint Protest by Women’s Organisations on Tripura • Effect of Protective Legislative Provisions on Women’s Employment • AIDWA Calls to Observe Tripura Day On July 13th ‘88 • Let There Be a National Debate on the Perspective Plan • Inadequate Representation of Women in the Elected Governments • Release Nelson Mandela • Release Three Women Victims of Apartheid • Divorce, Bigamy to be Easier in Pakistan • Witches For Burning • Harassment of Women Employees at the Regional Provident Fund Commissioner's Office at Chandigarh • Convention of Balsevikas in Chandigrah Demand better Service Conditions • Know more about Sharpeville Six • Raigarh JMS Deputation – Fatama Jaydullah
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The Voice of the Working Woman
(AICCWW (CITU), 1988-05) Ranadive, Vimal; Kaur, Surinder; Mukherjee, Kanak; Neeraj; Nirula, Ranjana
In this issue: • Working Women Launch Struggles on a Big Scale – Vimal Ranadive • Women Workers in Factories in Tamil Nadu Discriminated in Toto • Equal Remuneration Act and its Applicability to Textile Industry in Tamil Nadu • Massive Dharna by Women Employees in Punjab – Surinder Kaur • Anganwadi Employees Union, Punjab Decides To Intensify Organisational Activities • Blatant Discrimination in Wages in Modi’s Company • Greetings to EKSATHE • "Choose Between Your Job & Family" • Women in Industry • Honour of a Woman can't be Saved under Congress(I) Rule – Kanak Mukherjee • Gorbachev's Message to Women's Organisations • What is the INF Treaty? • Mammoth Rally of Women in West Bengal • Rally against Religious Fanaticism in Bombay • Caste Atrocities • Needed Creches for our Children – Neeraj • Condemn the Hospital Bill • Resist Attack on Trade Union Rights – Ranjana Nirula • In memory of Com. Leila Sundarayya • Chinese Women and the Unions • International Women's Day Observed in Beijing-China • Govt. Follows Model of Air India • Women Employees Meet Punjab Pay Commission • Repression on Women on 15th March • Dowry Death Cases Set a Record • Status of Czechoslovakia Women in Employment • Hitaya Punished for Daring to be Different • Working Conditions in South Africa • AIDWA Bangalore Unit Observes International Women's Day • JMS Shahadol Demands • Condemn the Murder of Dulcie September
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The Voice of the Working Woman
(AICCWW (CITU), 1988-03) Sivaraman, Mythily; Ranadive, Vimal; Devi, Rampukari; Kaur, Surinder
In this issue: • Demands Achieved due to Strong Union in Telephone Department in Madras • LIC Working Women's Convention in Madras • AIDWA Mourns the Death of Khan Abdul Gaffar Khan • Working Women In Ahmedabad Hold Convention • Andhra Co-ordination Committee extends its Activities to other industries • Management Compelled to Settle Dispute • Attack on Working Women • Custodians of Law gang rape Women • The Functioning of the Advisory Committee under the Equal Remuneration Act 1976 – Mythily Shivraman • Victory for AllMS Nurses • Congress Rulers Concern for Women • “Organise Working Women in Trade Unions”: says Com. B.T. Ranadive • Rural Women Organise in Nasik District • Comments on the Maternity Benefit Amendments Act 1987 • Solidarity with the Arab People and Their Central Cause - Palestine • Free Trade Zone -A fertile ground for the Multinational exploitation – Vimal Ranadive • Anganwadi Women to Demonstrate in Patna – Rampukari Devi • Convention of Anganwadi Workers and Helpers in Punjab – Surinder Kaur • Stop Repression on Women And Men In Tripura • Ratify the INF Treaty • Shahida Parveen Released on Bail • A Shame for the Nation • Bagpat Maya Tyagi Awarded Justice after 8 Years • The First Conference of JMS Shahadol • Congratulations to Rekha Dixit • WFTU Greets Working Women the World Over • Revolutionary Greetings to Women in Struggle for Peace on March 8th