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Saturday, November 27, 2004

Celebrating International Day of Disabled People

The Scottish Socialist Party is holding a day school
on the issues facing people with disabilities.

Celebrating International Day of Disabled People

Saturday 4 December 2004
Room G8, Tower Building, University of Dundee,
Perth Rd, Dundee


Programme

10.30 Registration

11.00 Introductions - John Sangster (SSP Disability
Spokesperson)

11.30 Opression, resistance and revolution - a
history of disabled people. - Sasha Callaghan

12.30 Questions/discussion

13.00 Lunch

14.00 Group activities - facilitated by Paul Brown,
Roddy Slorach and Steve West

15.30 Feedback

15.45 Plenary and closing remarks

Monday, November 22, 2004

Breastfeeding Bill needs resources

Scotsman

The Scottish Socialist Party’s health spokeswoman, Carolyn Leckie, supported the bill for addressing "prejudice and stigma" against breastfeeding.

However, she warned it was not a "panacea" to improve breastfeeding rates and called for more resources to support and encourage new mothers breastfeeding, "otherwise it is just a piece of paper".

The bill commits ministers to take all reasonable steps to support and encourage breastfeeding, including information campaigns.