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FEMINIST ADVANCE

N t/AT .YEAR’S CONGRESS. LONDON, December 12-. Katherine Bompas, secretary of the International Woman Suffrage Alliance, states that she hoped Australia and New Zealand would be represented at the alliance’s tenth congress, to be held in Paris on May 30, at which delegates from 36 nations would attend, including, for the first. time, Turkey, Syria, Iraq and Persia, where the feminist movement was advancing rapidly and women wore running their own clubs and newspapers. The agenda includes the questions of the nationality of married women, family endowment, a single moral standard, the fight against traffic in women, unmarried mothers, women police, and the admission of women to the diplomatic services.

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Shannon News, 29 December 1925, Page 2

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112

FEMINIST ADVANCE Shannon News, 29 December 1925, Page 2

FEMINIST ADVANCE Shannon News, 29 December 1925, Page 2

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