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Labour Women’s Declaration working group highlights increasing concerns about the handling of the forthcoming conference
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The fact that searching for “women’s conference” on the Labour website brings up nothing seems indicative of the lack of importance given to our conference among party “high-ups.”
Searching hard brings up contradictory information, such as three different versions of the requirements for Constituency Labour Parties (CLPs) selecting delegates.
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