The first manifesto on contraception and on the universal right to abortion.

the main subject is violence against women. It features texts on sexual violence, religion, contraception, self-defense, the origins of agression, and violence suffered by women while in prison.

The portuguese Women’s Liberation Movement presents, with this text, their first publication and the first portuguese feminist manifesto, produced after the implement of democracy.

Under the pseudonym of Joana, Anabela Cudell writes one of the first articles about lesbianism in Portugal.

The portuguese feminists wished to put in question some symbols of men’s oppression.

This article is a speech that Elina Guimarães, a feminist jurist, gave for the colloquium “The woman in the contemporary society” in the late 1960’s.

This text analyses the relationship between presence and absence of women in politics and decision making process and cultural patterns of femininity and masculinity existing in Polish culture.

Main aim of the book is to make existence of lesbians and their experience.