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CWAA Papers 23: Submission of evidence

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List of bodies and individuals submitting evidence:
1. Abortion Law Reform Association
2. Birth Control Campaign
3. British Paediatric Association
4. League of Jewish Women
5. Amici, Student Counsel Service
6. Soul (Sanctity of Unborn Life)
7. Human Rights
8. University of London
9. Chefaro Proprietaries Ltd
10. Glasgow and District Maternity Medical Social Workers Group
11. Department of Obstetrics and Gynaecology, United Bristol Hospitals
12. Mr Philip Kestelman, Secretary to Europe Regional Medical Committee, IPPF
13. Dr W.S. Parker, MOH, Brighton, CBC
14. Dr T. Dean, GP, Portleven, Cornwall
15. Dr J.G. Lawson, gynaecologist, Cardiff.
Continued in C.45 (closed file)

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CWAA Papers 23: Submission of evidence

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