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One last thought.
At Tech Hifi, our salespeople believe in high
For instance,
if anything at all about the
fidelity, not high pressure.
So when you
system displeases you,
just bring it back within
ven days.
We'll make
walk through the door you don't risk being as-
saulted by a salesman who would just as soon
be making a living selling refrigerators. You'll
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things right, or give you
back your money.
And when you
buy any system or
component at Tech
Hifi, you don't risk Only n
the possibility of vide t]
quality
missing out on a sponse
And if all you want to do is drop
how great recorded music can
by to discover
sound, that's okay
too.
rarely does an under $400 music system pro-
he commendable synthesis of power, high
FM performance, and superbly natural re-
that this $385 Tech Hifi system with the all-
We'll put our know-
ledgeable sales staff and
equipped soundrooms
gather to
discuss
crime
B R U S S E L S, Belgium (JP)
-More than 600 women from
26 countries gathered here yes-
terday for a five-day conscious-
ness - raising Tribunal on
Crimes Against Women with a
list of scheduled topics ranging
from gang rape to unpaid
housework.
Organizers said 48 women
from 24 countries will testify
before the tribunal. Men were
banned, and male journalists
were restricted to the opening
and closing sessions and a
daily briefing.
The scheduled witnesses in-
clude an Irishwoman who al-
leges she was committed to a
psychiatrist asylum by her hus-
band, a Danish pornography
model, a French prostitute and
victims of gang rape.
THE TRIBUNAL was also to
hear a tape recording by wo-
men inmates in the United
States alleging sexual brutali-
ties in jail.
The "crimes against women"
were divided into three broad
Sgroups:
I@ Those related to reproduc
tion and medicine: includin
forced motherhood or forced
sterilization and sexual abus
by doctors and psychiatrists o
'female patients.
0 Economic"and social:,un
paid work of housewives, th
double workload of women wit
a paid job, oppression of wo
men in the home, the larg
number of women among th
poor, persecution of lesbians
Idiscrimination against foreig
migrant women in Europe an
crimes against native women i
South Africa and Australia.
*Physical and psychological
violence: wife - beating, rape
forced prostitution, bruta
treatment of pornography mod
els and women prisoners, an
femicide, a new word coined t
underline that more wome
are killed by men than men b
women.
The opening session heard
message from French feminis
writer Simone de Beauvoir.
"The status imposed on wo
men leads... to unacceptabl
crimes against the human per
son," she wrote. "There is n
legal protection in most case
I hail in it the start of
radical decolonization of w
men."
Most of the participants
the tribunal were from the $
dustrialized countries, but ther
were also women from India
South Korea, Mexico 41n
Greece.
WOMEN ARRIVING at th
conference had to sign a stat
ment agreeing to concentra
on crimes against women. Th
was done to prevent the tribu
al from being disrupted by p
litical debates such as occu
red at the United Nations Wo
men's Year conference in Me
ico last year.
Organizers said the reason fo
banning male reporters fro
much of the proceedings wa
the unwillingness of many wi
nesses to speak before me
Also, tbey said an earlier co
ference in Britain to whi
mie ionrnalists were admitte
w" ridiculed in the press.
The organizers insisted the
did not represent any mov
ment and they apologized fo
sitting on a dais high abov
ftheir "sisters."
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(We figure
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that if we give you a
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