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The Voice of the Working Woman
(AICCWW (CITU), 1986-11) Nilima; Nazimunissa
In this issue: • World Congress of Women 1987 • Greetings to Women on 7th November • Call of the 2nd Conference of AIDWA • Greetings to the 2nd Conference of AIDWA from ANDAMAN Women - Nilima • Girija Potti Greets on behalf of Kerala Working Women’s Coordination Committee • Delegates From Chinese Women’s Federation Greet AIDWA Conference • On the Report of the General Secretary - Nazimunissa • Report of the Credential Committee • New Committee Elected • Report of the Seminar on Women and Peace held at Tashkent • Future Programme adopted by 2nd Conference, AIDWA • Lady Telephone Operators • Bihar Medical and Public Health Employees Launch Struggle for their Demands • Muslim Fundamentalists oppose Burial of Mrs Mumtaj • Women in Pakistan Against Fundamentalists • Resolution on Peace • “Mama Help”, Never make Hibakusha Again
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The Voice of the Working Woman
(AICCWW (CITU), 1986-09) Ranadive, Vimal; Devi, T.
In this issue: • Congress Party’s 20 Point Programme and Women • Women Employees and 4th Pay Commission • No Maternity Benefit for Women in Beedi in Maharashtra • Women Demand Family Courts • Nurses should have been given due consideration by 4th Pay Commission — TNA • Mahila Subcommittee NFPTE, Kerala Submit Charter of Demands • Kakima - Jyoti Chakrabarty, is No More - Vimal Ranadive • AICCWW Demands Resignation of Mr. P.C. Sethi • Women in Industry: Are the Women Workers Rewarded for their Special Qualities? • 3rd Conference of Kerala Mahila Federation - T. Devi • 1st Sundargarh District Conference of AIDWA • Passing Laws only will not Eradicate Dowry System • Decisions Taken at the meeting of AIDWA • AIDWA Hissar District Conference • 2nd Conference of Bihar Rajya Janawadi Mahila Morcha • Health Hazards Due to Hi-Tech • Women in South Africa March Forward - Vimal Ranadive • Contribution of Le Duan to Women's Movement • Dowry to be made non-bailable offense • Britain: One More Greenham Heroine • Triumph Over Feudalism In China • Review of Tara Valanju’s Book • Kerala Nuns for sale: Father Cyriac should be Punished • Nursing Staff on Strike in Israel • Protection of Working Women in Hungary • On Peace Front • AIDWA-AICCWW Representatives for Seminar in Tashkent • Crimes Against Women on the Increase - BPRD
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The Voice of the Working Woman
(AICCWW (CITU), 1986-07) Tejaswini; Shinde, Anagha; Ranadive, Vimal; Menezes, Naom
In this issue: • Down with Apartheid • Government Accepts the posting of husband and wife at the same stations • Delhi Working Women's Day observed • CITU's report on Equal Remuneration under consideration in ILO • Reinstate Bibi Bimala • AIIMS Unconcerned About Nurses' Accommodation • Tribal women denied Maternity Leave • Midwives should be paid at the rate of Rs. 30 • State Benefits to Women under Democratic Peoples Republic of Korea • Women workers' meeting at Bangalore - Tejaswini • Hissar JMS in solidarity with workers, • JMS, Madhya Pradesh - Anagha Shinde • Questions and Answers in Parliament • Meeting of the WFTU Commission of Working Women • Women in Industry: Working Condition in Coffee Curing Works in Hassan District • AIDWA statement on US Atrocities against Women in South Korea • Give US politics, we will do much: 18th Conference of PBGMS - Vimal Ranadive • Maternity Leave After Two Children Unlikely • Tripura Left Front Govt. protects women and children • “Women are the country's Secret Weapon” - Naom Menezes • Into the 21st Century without Nuclear Weapons • Special Prison Camps for women in Iran • Release Women Political Prisoners in South Africa • White owned shops boycotted • Resist the Attacks on Employment
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The Voice of the Working Woman
(AICCWW (CITU), 1986-05) Nadira; Nazimunnisa, A.; Sethia, Madhu; Chaterjee, Shanti; Punnyavathi; Kaur, Surinder
In this issue: • May Day Greetings • Popularise May Day Demands: AICCWW • Should we opt For Exclusive Trade Unions For Women Workers? • Women In Industry: Women Home Workers • “I Find the Bill Totally Anti-Islam” - Nadira • No To Black Bill • Formation of Women's Rights Protection Committee – A. Nazimunnisa • Report From Rajasthan - Madhu Sethia • Sorry, the 21st Century is For Men Only • Charter of Demands Presented by WWCC - Shanti Chaterjee • Newsletter from Andhra Pradesh - Punnyavathi • Equal Remuneration Act to be Amended? • Report from Punjab - Surinder Kaur • The 'Unmarried' Mother won the case of Maternity Benefit • Women in National Seeds Corporation • Bhopal Gas Tragedy: Women are the Worst Sufferers • More Lady Traffic Staff Rostered For Night shift • Maternity Benefits and Child care Services to Women Workers • Big Pay Rise for working women in U.K. • Tortures of Com, Roghieh Under Shah of Iran • Japan's Industrialisation and Women Workers • CITU Denounces Naked US aggression on Libya • Solidarity with Libyan Women And children, WIDF • U.S. Condemned on Nevada Explosion
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The Voice of the Working Woman
(AICCWW (CITU), 1986-03) Rao, Nina; Meera, V.; Maimoona
In this issue: • We Congratulate You Sisters! • Women Teachers in Forefront in DU Strike - Nina Rao • Women in Industry: Of Inhuman Bondage • International Women's Day Observed In Walled City - Meera • AIDWA Calls for Massive Anti-price Hike Stir • Maharashtra SFI First State-Level Girl's Convention • AIDWA 3rd Maharashtra State Conference • Muslim Women Oppose the Black Bill- Maimoona • Withdraw the Muslim Women Protection Bill • Women's Struggle in Iran • Participation of Women in Trade Unions in Vietnam • Sex Discrimination Legislation and Part-time Employment in Great Britain • Claims by Zahra Rahnavard (Iran) Refuted • Ban Nuclear Explosion • Gorbachov Announces Better deal for Working Mothers • Protest against Unjustified Transfer • The Bell of Hiroshima Warns that Tragedy should Never be Repeated • Did you Know?