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Protesters demand Rudd dump birth amendment

Source: Australian Broadcasting Corporation
Brisbane : Australia | 27 days ago  
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About 300 women and children and a sprinkling of men turned out in showery conditions outside Mr Rudd's Morningside office this morning. Many waved placards, pushed prams or carried babies in their arms. Speakers told the rally that women should have the right to decide how they give birth.
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