The Finnish abortion law was reformed in 1970 after a heated public debate. At this time the Association of sexual politics collected women’s personal narratives and views of abortion. The book is based on this collection of written accounts and documented phone calls.

In this collection of short essays, various Estonian (feminist) authors discuss feminism and related ideas in humorous ways.

The article introduces the results of a study on men’s and women’s contribution to housework which shows that women in Estonia spend considerably more time on unpaid domestic labor than men and have less free time compared to men.

The book explores theoretical foundations of emancipatory subject using sociological approach to women’s question in the epochal perspective.

The text is written by the women gathered on the Second Yugoslav feminist meeting held in Zagreb from 16 to 18 December 1988 and contains conclusions from the meeting and feminist political demands.

Gene and reproductive technologies.