The National Shop Stewards Network sends season’s greetings to our supporters and affiliates. Every week we publicise disputes and build support and solidarity for them.
This year, there are a number of strikes and actions taking place in the run-up to and during the holidays. Please read through our bulletin to find out more about them and if they are in your area, try and get along to give your support.
See you in 2019, when hopefully we can finally get rid of the Tories!
Saturday 12th January – Britain is Broken – General Election Now! Demonstration in London hosted by The People’s Assembly against Austerity Facebook event
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Union News
RMT
Support RMT Northern and South Western Railway strikes – RMT members on Northern Rail and South Western Railway have been taking strike action over the threat Driver Only Operation. Sign the Parliamentary petition to make it a legal requirement to have a second safety critical person on trains
All RMT Arriva Rail North Conductor, Conductor Instructor and Train Driver members had already been instructed to take action as follows, not to book on for on for duty between:
- 00:01 hours and 23:59 hours on Saturday 22nd December 2018
- 00:01 hours and 23:59 hours on Saturday 29th December 2018
The additional dates that RMT members are instructed to not to book on are for any shifts that commence between:-
- 00:01 Hours and 23.59 Hours on Saturday 5th January 2019
- 00:01 Hours and 23.59 Hours on Saturday 12th January 2019
- 00:01 Hours and 23.59 Hours on Saturday 19th January 2019
- 00:01 Hours and 23.59 Hours on Saturday 26th January 2019 read more
RMT members on South Western Railway working as Commercial Guards, Guards and Train Drivers are instructed to not to book on for any shifts that commence between:-
- 0001 Hours and 2359 Hours on Saturday 22nd December 2018
- 00.01 Hours and 23.59 Hours on Thursday 27th December 2018
- 00.01 Hours and 23.59 Hours on Monday 31st December 2018 read more
National dispute fund (DOO disputes) – If you would like to donate to the RMT National Dispute Fund which makes payments to support their striking members taking part in National DOO disputes then you can donate via PayPal using the donate button below or make a cheque payable to RMT National Dispute Fund and send it to the address below. Alternatively, you can ring their Freephone helpline on 0800 376 3706 who will be happy to process a credit card payment for you, or, if you would like to pay via internet banking, please email [email protected] for further details. Vicky Thompson, Finance Manager RMT, 39 Chalton Street, London NW1 1JD. Tel: 020-7529-8843 read more
Further Central Line industrial action called – That we note the resolution from our from Central Line East Branch that to bring the company back into normal industrial relations they are resolved to continue to take strike action. Accordingly, we instruct all Central Line Train Operators and Operator Instructors to take Strike Action by not booking on for shifts between: 20:00 hours on Friday 21st December and 02:00 hours on Saturday 22nd December 2018 and 04:00 hours and 20:00 hours on Saturday 22nd December 2018 read more Central line strike action announced in Paul Bailey unfair sacking dispute
RMT announces Boxing Day strike on Bakerloo line (12 Dec) – Following an overwhelming YES vote for action by RMT Bakerloo South Group members over the Company’s failure to ensure sufficient shift coverage in line with previous commitments given the union has confirmed a programme of industrial action, warning that LU’s current position creates undue stress on staff and puts all members and the travelling public at increased risk. RMT’s National Executive Committee has now considered this matter and taken the decision to instruct all CSA, CSS and CSM members in Charing Cross, Elephant & Castle, Oxford Circus and Piccadilly Circus Areas to take strike action by not booking on for any shifts that commence between:
- 5:00 hours and 23:01 hours on Wednesday 26th December 2018
- 22:29 hours on Sunday 13th January and 22:29 hours on Monday 14th January 2019 read more
Maritime union RMT to hold SOS 2020 demo against Condor Ferries in Portsmouth on Saturday 22nd December (13 Dec) – Maritime union RMT has confirmed that members and supporters from the community will be holding a demonstration against the employment practices of Channel Island operator Condor Ferries in Portsmouth on: Saturday 22nd December 2018, at 7am – 9am, Portsmouth International Port, George Byng Way, Portsmouth PO2 8SP This is the latest demonstration against Condor Ferries, a company that pays ratings below the National Minimum Wage and does not recognise trade unions read more
Strike dates named in defence of brother Codd (14 Dec) – A Codd track access control London Underground. That we note that no progress has been made with the company, who have not made any reasonable offer to settle this dispute but are continuing with their vindictive stitch-up against Bro Codd. Accordingly; we instruct all members to take strike action by not booking on for shifts commencing between: 19.00hrs on Sunday 30th December and 18.59hrs on Monday 31st December 2018 read more
ASLEF
Strike action at Barking depots (11 Dec) – ASLEF members employed by London Underground at Barking District Line depot and Barking Hammersmith & City Line depot have voted overwhelmingly in favour of strike action after the company’s failure to address the abrogation of agreements. 85% of members voted for action on a turnout of 67%. Action will take place between 0001 and 2359 on Thursday 10th January and then 0001 and 2359 on Wednesday 23rd January read more
TSSA
Petition to Renationalise ScotRail (13 Dec) – A petition calling on the Scottish government to end the contract with Abellio and renationalise ScotRail has received hundreds of signatures in just four days. The petition launched by TSSA rail union comes at the end of scotRail’s worst ever year for punctuality since privatisation began in Scotland, 21 years ago. And it follows news that fares are set to rise again in the new year even though the service is widely anticipated to get worse yet in 2019
Unison
Support the Glasgow Equal Pay strikers – More than 8,000 union members – overwhelmingly low paid women – took strike action this November, with 10,000 marching to a rally outside the city hall on the first day of the strike read more
Strike fund donations to:
UNITY Trust
Sort code 60 83 01 A/c Number 20275789
Drew Rigden Treasurer UNISON Glasgow City Branch
84 Bell Street, Glasgow, G1 1LQTel: 0141-552-7069
read more from Glasgow City Unison Facebook page
Support the striking Birmingham homecare workers – Please send messages of support and donations to Unison Birmingham branch, 46 The Priory Queensway Birmingham B4 7LR. Email [email protected] Facebook group – https://www.facebook.com/birminghamunison/
Support Camden NSL workers on further 14 days of strike action until December 19th – Camden UNISON members working for private company NSL as traffic wardens are out again after recently taking 5 days of strike action as part of their fight for decent pay. They are asking for £11.15 an hour, an amount that Camden UNISON believes is very reasonable particularly when the top director at NSL gets over £320 an hour. For updates about the dispute and to send messages of support, contact [email protected] read more on Camden Unison website
Unite and Unison
Unite and UNISON members vote for industrial action ballot at Glasgow Life (19 Dec) – Unite the union and UNISON have today (19 December) confirmed that their respective memberships have voted overwhelmingly to move towards an industrial action ballot at Glasgow Life. Unite members voted by 94 per cent in a consultative ballot to hold an industrial action ballot due to the imposition of changes to working practices, whereas UNISON members voted by 87 per cent. The consultative ballots by both unions covers seven Glasgow Life leisure centres those being the Emirates Arena, Gorbals, Springburn, Tollcross, Bellahouston, Kelvin Hall, and Scotstoun read more
Unite
Suffolk ‘Scrooge’ print firm faces 24 hour strike tomorrow over two year pay freeze offer (19 Dec) – Print workers in Suffolk will strike for 24 hours tomorrow (Thursday 20 December) in a pay dispute at CPI William Clowes, whose bosses have given them two pay rises in the last 14 years. Workers at the Beccles company, members of Unite, will be on the picket line at the Copland Way site from 05.30 tomorrow in their dispute over the company’s ‘Scrooge’ offer of a two-year pay freeze from April 2018. Unite has 75 members out of an estimated workforce of 110. They are already operating an overtime ban read more
Gatwick airport Christmas strike off following vastly improved pay offer (17 Dec) – A 48 hour strike at Gatwick Airport, which was scheduled to begin on Friday 21 December, has been called off after the company involved, Wilson James, offered a vastly improved pay offer. Members of Unite employed by logistics giant, Wilson James provide assistance to passengers with disabilities at Gatwick airport. The workers who are paid just £8.27 an hour were seeking a significant pay increase. Following talks held at the conciliation service Acas last Thursday (December 13), Wilson James made an improved offer, which will result in staff receiving an additional £1 an hour ( see notes to editors for full details) and workers who don’t currently receive sick pay will receive it in the future. Unite is conducting a postal ballot of its members with a recommendation to accept the pay offer read more
650 Durham bus drivers suspend week-long strike as they consider new offer pay row (15 Dec) – About 650 bus drivers in the north east have suspended their week’s strike action due to start on Sunday 16 December, while they vote on a new revised pay offer. Unite, Britain and Ireland’s largest union, said that a new pay offer had been made by Arriva Durham County Ltd, after three days of talks this week. The drivers, based at Darlington, Durham, Redcar, Stockton and Whitby, will vote on the offer in the next few days and, in the meantime, the week-long strike action has been suspended read more
Birmingham refuse workers to take industrial action in ‘blacklisting payments’ row (14 Dec) – Over 300 refuse collectors, working for Birmingham city council, have voted overwhelmingly for industrial action in the blacklisting dispute over payments made to refuse workers who did not support last year’s long running bin dispute. The workers, members of Unite, Britain and Ireland’s largest union, voted by 94 per cent in favour of strike action and 97 per cent for industrial action short of a strike. Unite wants the council to treat all employees doing the same jobs equally and not to discriminate against employees because of their choice of trade union or because they have taken lawful industrial action. To this end, the workers will start an overtime ban and a work to rule starting at 00:01 hours on Saturday 29 December read more
Low paid workers at Luton Airport will strike over Christmas (12 Dec) – Cleaners at Luton Airport will take further strike action over the Christmas period as the workers step-up their ongoing battle against low pay. A second week-long strike by workers at Luton Airport employed by Sasse will get underway from 6.30am Friday 21 December until Friday 28 December 6.29am. The first phase of industrial action which ended on Tuesday 11 December was well supported and now the airport faces a further seven days of disruption over the busy Christmas period read more
Cheshire businesses face Christmas rubbish headache as Veolia workers strike over unpaid shifts – Members of Unite employed by waste management provider, Veolia UK, in Cheshire, are set to begin a series of strikes beginning on Friday 21 December, in a dispute over unpaid shifts. The workers, who are employed at the company’s Ditton Road Widnes depot, are employed on a contract which requires them to undertake five shifts in seven days. However, the workers are not paid if they work a sixth shift in a seven day period. The result of the industrial action ballot, delivered a turnout of 92 per cent with 78.3 per cent in favour of strike action and action short of strike action. Following the ballot result Unite undertook a last ditch attempt to avert strike action but the talks failed to reach a resolution as Veolia’s management refused to provide a solution to the issue. The first 24 hour strike will be held just before Christmas on Friday 21 December with further strikes also called for Christmas Eve (24 December) and then on Thursday 4 and Sunday 7 of January 2019. A series of overtime bans will be in place either side of strike days read more
Spontaneous Hull walkouts stick two fingers up at Tory anti-trade union laws – Ferrybridge workers on construction sites and fast food factories have stuck two fingers up at the Tory Trade Union Act by striking. At a Ferrybridge construction site in Yorkshire trade union officials tried to persuade the workers to “go through the proper channels”. The walkout was over the site alarm system. On 28 November some of the workers made it clear that they could not hear the alarm so they withdrew to their cabins read more
Scottish rank and file construction workers protested in Glasgow on 14 December outside SSE against using unskilled labour to do electrical work in the High Voltage sector
GMB & Unite
Support the fight to save Appledore shipyard: GMB Demands Answers Over Appledore Closure – Why did the Government’s offer to Babcock come in so late – was it just to cover Ministers’ own backs, asks GMB Union? GMB, the shipbuilding union, is demanding answers over the decision to close Appledore shipyard. The union ensured the matter was raised in the House of Commons within hours of the announcement – and has now written to Babcock seeking clarification read more
Unite: Appledore shipyard closure ‘a hammer blow’ for the workers and Devon economy
PCS & United Voices of the World
Joint Jan 22 MoJ & BEIS outsourced workers strike – On 22nd January 2019 receptionists, security guards and cleaners at the Ministry of Justice (MoJ), represented by United Voices of the World (UVW), and support staff at the Department for Business, Energy and Industrial Strategy (BEIS), represented by Public and Commercial Services (PCS) union, will walk out together on strike demanding the London Living Wage of £10.55 per hour, plus parity of sick pay and annual leave allowance with civil servants. Workers at the MoJ will also strike for a second day on 23rd January 2019. This will be the first co-ordinated strike between a TUC and a non-TUC union and the first coordinated strike between outsourced workers in government departments Facebook event
PCS
PCS walkouts to take place at Historic Royal Palaces over pensions (18 Dec) – Three walkouts by PCS members starting on Friday (21) are set to take place at 3 famous sites managed by Historic Royal Palaces which has chosen to attack staff pensions. The independent charity that manages six of the UK’s unoccupied royal palaces, is planning to close its defined benefits pension scheme to future accruals and move the 120 staff who are members of the scheme into a defined contribution scheme. This will result in our members receiving, in some cases massively less pension than they had been promised. And in a ballot 91.4% of members voted yes on a 72% turnout. 3-hour walkouts are due to take place at Hampton Court Palace, Kensington Palace and Tower of London from 11.30am until 2.30pm on 21 December, 28 December and 2 January. Our members are heads of departments, Yeoman Warders, and involved in admissions, security, retail, IT and conservation at the Tower of London, Kensington Palace and Hampton Court Palace read more
HMRC Peterlee office given two extra years (14 Dec) – PCS vows to continue to oppose all tax office closures and stop job losses. Union activists in HMRC celebrated yesterday after securing the Peterlee office in County Durham for another 2 years despite threats of closure. The government have embarked on an office closure programme which will centralise the service into regional hubs, depriving local areas of jobs and a decent service to the public. Peterlee is now expected to be kept open until 2022-23 when it was expected to originally close 2020-21 read more
PCS launches large-scale pay campaign consultation (14 Dec) – PCS branches, groups, equality forums and members have the opportunity to comment on the direction of our pay campaign with the launch of a large-scale consultation. Public sector pay increases have been capped at 1% for years and average civil service pay has fallen in value by more than £3,000 since 2010; further and faster than anywhere else in the public sector read more
GMB
GMB Beefeaters Set To Strike After Ballot (Dec 17) – GMB members at historical royal palaces to picket on the gates of the Tower of London and Hampton Court Palace on January 8 after strike ballot over pensions. HRP are jumping on a bandwagon which is seeing employers engaging in a race to the bottom, says GMB London. GMB members, including beefeaters, working for the Historic Royal Palaces (HRP) have voted to strike over the loss of their pension. The first day of strike action will be 8th January 2019 read more
GMB vows to continue fight for North Tees workers after ‘disappointing’ meeting (Dec 17) – GMB Union demands North Tees workers are the primary source, before importing external labour. GMB, the energy union, has vowed to continue the fight for the North Tees workforce after a ‘disappointing’ meeting with company bosses. Babcock, Wilcox Velund (BWV) is building a new bio mass construction project on North Tees and has awarded the thermal insulation contract to Termika – a Polish company that has imported its own labour on the project on suspected lower terms and conditions than the national rates for the thermal insulation industry read more
GMB to hold further protest outside Kingston Hospital on December 20th – “GMB will not stand by and watch highly paid ISS managers abuse our members and strip them of their basic rights”, says GMB Southern. GMB, the union for ISS NHS staff, have organised another protest following a lively lunchtime protest outside Kingston Hospital on Thursday 29 November. The protest will include Scrooge, to illustrate that GMB members are being paid poverty wages over the Christmas Period. Oliver Twist will also make an appearance as GMB members asked “Please sir can I have some more?” and ISS have responded with retaliation and bullying.
Details of the next protest are as follows:
Thursday 20 December, 12:30 PM, Kingston Hospital, Galsworthy Rd, Kingston upon Thames KT2 7QB
GMB stage protest outside bio mass plant ‘betrayal’ of North Tees workforce (Dec 6) – GMB members are furious after company attempt to bring in overseas labour and undercut local workers. GMB, the energy union, staged a protest on December 7th outside a bio mass plant in anger at the ‘betrayal’ of the local workforces read more
CWU
#ENDGAME campaign enters new phase (Dec 14) – The CWU’s fight against BT ‘s plans to outsource its Facilities Services division entered a new phase this week as a fourth week of protests coincided the start of the formal consultation period. With the CWU certain that the proposed TUPE transfer on April 1 of 1,700 CWU represented grade employees to ISS and CBRE presents profound threats to job security and terms & conditions, the first meeting with both companies and BT has done nothing to allay the union’s concerns. With management intent on discussing the minutiae of standard contractual and non-contractual terms and conditions rather than the ‘big picture’ issues that most concern members, the CWU has informed all parties that there will be no let-up in the union’s #ENDGAME campaigning read more
‘Rock-solid strike’ on the Isle of Man (Dec 14) – Some 200 Isle of Man postal workers walked out on strike for the second time this morning – and the action is “rock-solid once again all across the island,” according to CWU deputy general secretary postal Terry Pullinger. Speaking from the “bitterly cold” picket line – alongside dozens of striking Manx mailmen and women – Terry sharply criticised statements made by Isle of Man Treasury Minister and the Post Office Chair yesterday which had, he said: “Made matters worse.” Read more
‘Solidarity & common sense’ wins Bristol SEDO solution (Dec 12) – Postman Barry Baker will be welcomed back to work at Bristol South East delivery Office next Tuesday morning and strike action has been averted, after local management agreed not to compulsorily transfer him. Members at the unit had voted by an 86 per cent majority for industrial action in support of their colleague, who, they felt, had been treated unfairly by the company read more
FBU
Firefighters call for review of evacuation procedures for high rise residential buildings (12 Dec) – The Fire Brigades Union gave its closing statement for phase one of the Grenfell Tower Inquiry today, Wednesday 12 December. In a series of recommendations, the union has called for a review of fire service procedures and training, to plan for residents of all high rise buildings to be rescued or evacuated, in the event that ‘stay put’ becomes unworkable. Matt Wrack, general secretary, said: “Before the fire started and any firefighter arrived, Grenfell had been stripped of all its basic fire safety measures, yet we have not even started to examine how that was allowed to happen. We have said from the beginning that it is ill-judged that the inquiry started by looking at the night of the fire, rather than the decisions which led up to it. Everyone will now reflect on what has been learned since that night. We can be certain that firefighters deliberately put their own safety at risk time and time again, in order to save lives. We are horrified that so many died and, like the bereaved and the local community, we want to see major change to provide justice and ensure this cannot happen again.” Read more
NEU, NAHT and ASCL
Teaching unions start indicative ballot on pay and funding: ‘Hands up because enough is enough!’ – Following the Government’s failure to address the school and college funding crisis in the recent Budget, the National Education Union (NEU), along with NAHT and ASCL, are taking the unprecedented step of simultaneously consulting with their respective members on what steps to take next read more
EIS
Vote YES in FELA statutory pay ballot – Voting YES for industrial action is the only avenue left for us to pursue an acceptable cost of living pay rise. Not voting or voting “no” would mean we would have to accept the Employer’s offer which will further erode the real terms value of our pay read more Sign this petition to support fair pay for college lecturers
UCU
UCU Wales suspends FE strike action – UCU members in Wales have recently won some important concessions from management and the Welsh Government by balloting with a big majority for strike action. If accepted by members via e-ballot, lecturers pay will rise by 2-3.5% and management has agreed to discuss workload read more
Strike ballot at Edinburgh’s Queen Margaret University in row over job losses (11 Dec) – Members of UCU at Queen Margaret University are being balloted for strike action in a row over job losses. The ballot closes on Wednesday 16 January. The row centres on cuts that would put more than 40 jobs at risk. The union argues that alternatives to the current plans including resource sharing, management savings and extending the period of restructuring have not been sufficiently explored read more
BECTU
One step closer for Royal Albert Hall BECTU recognition (12 Dec) – Workers at the Royal Albert Hall may be on the brink of having their trade union, BECTU, officially recognised by their employers read more
Read the latest about the Picturehouse dispute on Brixton Ritzy Facebook Page and those of Hackney, Crouch End, Central, Dulwich East and Duke of York Brighton
Donate to the Picturehouse Cinema strike fund: https://www.crowdpac.co.uk/campaigns/250/picturehousestrike
NUJ
NUJ Cumbria strike action on Thursday 20 December (14 Dec) – NUJ members working for Newsquest titles in Carlisle, Whitehaven and Workington will take strike action on Thursday 20 December and they need your support. Newsquest has made more than a 100 people redundant since it took over the Cumbria Newspapers Group in March 2018 and the company are making staff redundant just three days before Christmas. The titles affected are the Carlisle News and Star, the Cumberland News, the Workington Times and Star and the Whitehaven News read more
BFAWU
Spoonstrikers Receive Bumper Pay Rise (12 Dec) – Wetherspoons workers in Brighton pubs are celebrating a bumper pay rise following their historic first strike in October . In addition to the pay rises announced, but not detailed, by JD Wetherspoons in their profits warning 07 November 2018, they have been put on a higher pay rate, earning an extra 60p an hour. This win for the first workers to go out on strike at Wetherspoons adds to the list of victories the workers have experienced since coming together into a trade union and going on strike for the first time in the pub chain’s history. Their actions have benefited both themselves and workers across the pub chain which has branches across the UK read more
Mandate (Ireland)
Tesco Sligo workers announce two more strike dates before Christmas (13 Dec) – Mandate Trade Union has notified Tesco Ireland of two more days of industrial action before Christmas including Friday, 21st December and Saturday, 22nd December 2018. The Tesco workers are also scheduled to strike tomorrow, Friday, 14th December with Carrick-on-Shannon workers also striking on the 22nd December. Mandate General Secretary John Douglas said it is regrettable that the Tesco workers have been forced to escalate their dispute, but the company bears sole responsibility for this read more
IWW
No Union Busting, No Poverty Pay! Solidarity with the UberEats 5! – On Monday 03/12/2018, five UberEats drivers at the Hanworth McDonalds in London received calls from UberEats telling them their agreements had been cancelled. The reason for this appears to be an incident the previous week when drivers in the area refused to work in response to the pay boost being dropped from 1.6x to 1.1x (The pay boost is the multiplier which is added to the low base pay rate per delivery they receive and is what drivers rely on to make the work pay) This amounts to a reduction of about 60%. Local McDonalds managers complained to UberEats and this resulted in the terminations. A spokesperson for the London IWW – the union organising workers in the area – states: This makes a mockery of UberEats’ claim that drivers are independent contractors free to choose their own working time. When the drivers come together to take a stand against poverty pay, Uber treats them the same way that greedy bosses have always treated their workers- by attacking their organising efforts and firing them read more
United Voices of the World
Cleaners win pay rise to £9 per hour at the Ministry of Justice! (13 Dec) – After months of fighting, strikes and mass unionising of all outsourced staff at the MoJ, they are finally starting to crack! It has been confirmed today by the MoJ’s contractor OCS, that as of January 2019 cleaners will be paid £9 per hour, £1.13 more than the minimum wage which they are currently earning, and the same rate as their colleagues, the security guards. UVW welcomes this news, but given it falls well short of the London Living Wage, which is currently £10.55 per hour, the cleaners have not been deterred in their fight and will return to strike in the new year, alongside their colleagues the security guards and the receptionists…BREAKING NEWS: Ministry of Justice receptionists, security guards and cleaners have just voted to kick off 2019 with a 48 hour strike between 21-23 January over the MoJ’s continued refusal to pay them the London Living Wage or provide them with equality of T&Cs with civil servants.
Please donate to our strike fund www.uvwunion.org.uk/current-campaigns read more
Other news
Solidarity with the #Stansted15: protest at the Home Office – Last year 15 people peacefully stopped a secretive deportation flight from leaving. Today they were found guilty of a terror-related charge. Please protest against their convictions and demand an end to brutal deportation flights, inhumane indefinite detention, and the hostile environment
Send letters of protest to:
Judith Reed – Deputy chief crown prosecutor for the east of England
The Crown Prosecution Service
102 Petty France, London, SW1H 9EA
Or email her here: – with FAO Judith Reed
Blacklisting & Victimisation
Blacklist Support Group financial appeal: the Blacklist support group is desperately short of funds, to continue the incredible work we need more finance, would you please consider making a donation, raise it at your branches and trade councils. Please make cheques payable to Joint sites committee and send to 70 Darnay Rise Chelmsford Essex CM1 4XA. Please forward onto your contacts many thanks Steve Kelly (JSC Treasurer)
Blacklisted t-shirts available at: https://shop.hopenothate.org.uk/component/hikashop/product/78-blacklisted-t-shirt
Book: http://newint.org/books/politics/blacklisted-secret-war/
Video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eNcgrNs6pB8
Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/groups/blacklistSG/
Blog: www.hazards.org/blacklistblog
International
Women’s strike in Israel against femicide read more
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