A single, middle-aged mother of five, Maja Ekelöf adopted the diary form to describe her own work as a low-paid cleaning woman, her everyday family life, and the situation of the world from a socialist perspective.

A collection of powerful stories recording different lives of women and documenting their experiences defining roles of women and the lack of women’s empowerment.

Other | Luxembourg English title: Women, decide yourselves how many children you want Corporate author(s): Mouvement de Libération des Femmes [et al.] (youth groups; organisations of teachers, lawyers, human rights activists) Keyword(s): abortion | contraception | reproductive coercion | sexual education | law | social injustice | family politics | single mothers | sexuality | […]

One of the first manifestos that disputed the existing family legislation, presenting the changes that should be made in each article of the family law in order to bring social justice for both women and men.

Description of the inequality that women experience as citizens and as spouses.

This manifesto demands a new definition of work that comprises unpaid labor as well as paid employment.