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Cauldron: Women and Labor No. 2 (Tribune, 24 Oktober 1979)

Cauldron: Women and Labor No. 2

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Tribune (Sydney), 24 Oct 1979, p. 11, 'Cauldron' women's column: planning for the second Women and Labor Conference (Melbourne, May 1980); the Melbourne group's monthly meetings have covered topics including the Indonesian women's movement; plus a note on rising female unemployment. No Gerwani detail.

Tribune (Sydney), 24 Oktober 1979, hlm. 11, kolom 'Cauldron': persiapan Konferensi Perempuan dan Buruh kedua (Melbourne, Mei 1980); pertemuan bulanan kelompok Melbourne membahas antara lain gerakan perempuan Indonesia; plus catatan soal naiknya pengangguran perempuan. Tanpa rincian tentang Gerwani.

“...their discussions have covered topics like... the Indonesian women's movement, women in trade unions and in political leadership. (p. 11)”

People

Margaret JamesMargaret BevageCarmel Shute

Organisations

Women and Labor Conference

Places

MelbourneAustralia

Topics

women's rights and emancipationlabour and workersAustralia and New Zealandhistoriography

Tags

commentaryconference abroad

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Date
1979-10-24
Creator
Tribune
Publication
Tribune
Document type
newspaper article (newspaper or periodical article/page (text transcription/OCR))
Language
English
Perspective
Socialist-bloc/solidarity press
Source role
primary
Country
Australia
Period
1967–1979
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Trove · source link
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File
01 Primary Sources/1.5 Newspapers and Periodicals/Australian press (1949-1982) - articles on Gerwani and members (Trove)/Tribune (1979-10-24) - CAULDRON Women and Labor No 2 [Trove 259554936].txt
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Good (0.909) · proof-reading: no (script-cleaned only) · translation: not needed
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01 Primary Sources › 1.5 Newspapers and Periodicals › Australian press (1949-1982) - articles on Gerwani and members (Trove)
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