Women of Colour in the Global Women's Strike - Global Women's Strike/ Wages for Housework/ Selma James

A Chronology of Injustice: The case of Winston Silcott’s conviction to be overturned

11th August 2003

Riveting chronology of events explains why Winston Silcott’s truthful defence was never put to the jury and why after 12 years in prison, the police and media are still pursuing him.

Open letter to Refugee Council, Refugee Arrivals Project, Refugee Action to Stop Collaborating with the most repressive and racist immigration laws ever

11th February 2000

How the black community is affected by racism from the police, the justice system and the media. Prepared by Reverend Francis Ackroyd, High Cross Church, Tottenham, with Black Women for Wages for Housework and Legal Action for Women

16th July 1998

Statement: How the Black community is affected by racism from the police, the justice system and the media (1998).

23rd March 1998

The Weekly Journal: The Crime Bill and the Black Community

4th March 1997

Press: The legal trial of PC Anderson 1985-1990

30th March 1989

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Waging War for Women

26th October 1988

Tricia Read, Caribbean Times, October 1988

Black and White Women in the Peace Movement

21st November 1987

Homerton School, November 1987

Survey to Appraise Women’s Unpaid Work

12th June 1987

London Daily News and various newspapers, 1987

Black Women Keep Vigil Against Racist Organisation

13th February 1987

The Journal, February 1987