Pro-Choice Workshop (1 Viewer)

[W.]

Not for Janer obviously.

The event is called "Pro-Choice Campaigning" and is intended to be a working
meeting as opposed to one involving speakers and questions. There will be a
series of workshops designed to produce realistic and practical ideas about
how we can advance the pro choice campaign in Ireland today.

Introduction and overall facilitator Ivana Bacik, Reid Professor of Law,TCD.

Workshop 1
Abortion: A class analysis
Facilitated by Aileen O'Carroll
(Workers Solidarity Movement)

Workshop 2 Pro-choice outreach campaigning
Facilitated by Ailbhe Smyth
(Womens' Education and Research Resource Centre, UCD)

Workshop 3 Direct Action
Facilitated by Aoife Cooke (RAG Collective)

This agenda is open to change and suggestions on the day.
The meeting will take place at 3pm on Saturday 27th January in the Central Hotel, Exchequer St.

(hosted by labour youth )

 

[Janer]

abortion is murder
plain and simple and if ur mother had one you wouldn't be able to post this crap.

I won't enter thread again, infact I'm off to bed.

 

[frona]

Pretty much everyone in Ireland who wants one gets one don't they? I don't see that it's that big of an issue.

 

[The Schnapper]

Janer is deeply religious and feels that life begins much much before pregnancy

 

[The Schnapper]

Pretty much everyone in Ireland who wants one gets one don't they? I don't see that it's that big of an issue.

"Get the boat"

 

[frona]

Janer is deeply religious and feels that life begins much much before pregnancy

I'm not talking to him. I'm talking ot the thread in general.

 

[The Schnapper]

I'm not talking to him. I'm talking ot the thread in general.

My comments are also for the general public and were not pointed towards you

 

[Mormon Nailer]

Ivanna Bacik has a whole kind of simultaneously ugly and pretty thing going on hasn't she

 

[Buzzo]

Pretty much everyone in Ireland who wants one gets one don't they?

People who can't afford the expense currently involved in travelling to the UK for an abortion can't get one.

I like Ivana Bacik.

 

[ITalkShite]

Pretty much everyone in Ireland who wants one gets one don't they? I don't see that it's that big of an issue.

Amazing. Three referenda couldn't sort it out, and then along comes Ryanair and the internet and everything's fine.

 

[The Schnapper]

People who can't afford the expense currently involved in travelling to the UK for an abortion can't get one.

They're doing back alley ones on Moore st now beside the phone unlocking shops. I read that in the Herald AM..

 

[Mormon Nailer]

People who can't afford the expense currently involved in travelling to the UK for an abortion can't get one.

In 20 years will there be a chapter in freakonomics about ryanair, and the decilne of pyjamas as outerwear?

 

[Buzzo]

They're doing back alley ones on Moore st now beside the phone unlocking shops. I read that in the Herald AM..

There was a gruesome/awesome article in the Observer on Sunday about back alley abortions in El Salvador, where abortion after a certain point is murder with a minimum sentence of 30 years. *shudder*

 

[The Schnapper]

There was a gruesome/awesome article in the Observer on Sunday about back alley abortions in El Salvador, where abortion after a certain point is murder with a minimum sentence of 30 years. *shudder*

On a serious note, I did really read about them being performed over here ages ago in the paper. Along with plenty of other back alley 'medical' procedures

 

[Mormon Nailer]

where abortion after a certain point is murder with a minimum sentence of 30 years. *shudder*

Whatever about the 30 years such a point must surely exist.

 

[Space]

The major issue for me is that its perfectly acceptable to go to England to get an abortion(if you can afford it) but you can't get one here.

Seems hypocritical, kinda like our "neutrality" I suppose.

Personally I'm not pro-abortion but very, very pro-choice.

 

[Buzzo]

On a serious note, I did really read about them being performed over here ages ago in the paper. Along with plenty of other back alley 'medical' procedures

So fucking sketchy. ugh.

Whatever about the 30 years such a point must surely exist.

Let's not get into this. It's so loaded.

The major issue for me is that its perfectly acceptable to go to England to get an abortion(if you can afford it) but you can't get one here.

I don't know about it being considered acceptable. But implemeting laws to illegalise that would be insane and would involve shit like checking womens wibbly bits on their way back through customs, just in case.

 

[broken arm]

i wonder what the direct action workshop will cover? in a pro-choice context?

 

[Mormon Nailer]

Let's not get into this. It's so loaded.

It's not really loaded it's just that it is the essence of the debate but both kind of prefer to skirt around it.

 

[D0njo]

I am Pro Abortion, wheeler did a nice leaflet about all these issues a while ago, heh