Issue 35 was published in Summer 1997.
Table of Contents:
In the best interests of… men — Sandra McNeill explains how violent men are abusing contact orders — and women are being jailed for resisting
Taking on the dinosaurs — Liz Kelly interviews Monica McWilliams about women’s political involvement in the Nothern Ireland peace process
Postcards from Brighton — Ten women tell T&S what the Brighton Conference on Violence, Abuse and Women’s Citizenship meant to them
Raging against rape — Kate Cook discusses a new campaign for changes in the law
This article degrades advertisements — Delilah Campbell on the strange resurgence of sexist ads
A suitable job for a lesbian — Jill Radford reviews Gillian Dunne‘s book, Lesbian Lifestyles: Women’s Work and the Politics of Sexuality
Secret slavery — Paddy Tanton interviews Sister Margaret Healy about Kalayaan, the campaign for migrant domestic workers
Urban Amazons — Sarah Green looks back at London lesbian separatism in the 1980s
Against Our Will —Stevi Jackson reviews a feminist classic
Radical reading — Recent books of interest to radical feminists
Barking back: New Labour, no feminism? — Debbie Cameron tells Britain’s new women MPs to stop avoiding the f-word