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Written by an activist in conjunction with March 8 and work for red women’s struggle.
Translator notes: Venstre is a liberal centrist party in Norway and is referred to as the “Left Party”. Rødt and SV are the Red Party and Socialist Left Party, respectively. They are both social democratic parties in Norway.
For the liberal feminist, criminalization of the purchase of sex is at odds with both the free market and full freedom to do whatever one wishes with their own bodies, and even the bodies of others – as long as one pays for it. This is parallel to, if not directly lifted from, the liberal position on narcotics.
Radical feminism is a different direction in feminism, and to a large degree it is dominant among the women’s group Ottar, as well as Kvinnefronten (The Women’s Front) to some degree. Radical feminism has long been dominant in the Norwegian women’s movement. It has typically been the core of the March 8 Committee in several parts of the country, and overlaps with some parties – for instance Rødt and SV. Radical feminism distinguishes itself from liberal feminism on several points.
The Indian Maoist Anuradha Ghandy has written about these philosophical directions within feminism and criticized them in the text Philosophical Trends in the Feminist Movement.
In 2018, the liberals gained support from others who approach a similar liberalism. These supporters
Translator notes: Venstre is a liberal centrist party in Norway and is referred to as the “Left Party”. Rødt and SV are the Red Party and Socialist Left Party, respectively. They are both social democratic parties in Norway.
Class Position Against Prostitution
Proletarian feminism, a red line for women’s struggle, fights against prostitution and against liberalism in this question. This is a line rooted in the class standpoint for the proletariat and for revolution against the system.Liberal and So-Called Sex Worker-Inclusive Feminism
For several years, the youth wing of the Left Party, Young Liberals of Norway, joined the slogan meetings of the March 8 Committee in Oslo. Here, the liberals have served as an ever so slight proponent for what they themselves call “liberal feminism”. Central to this idea is that individual freedom is the greatest virtue – also in feminism. With this thought as the basis, they have attacked radical feminism and the March 8 Committee’s line for the criminalization of purchasing sex.For the liberal feminist, criminalization of the purchase of sex is at odds with both the free market and full freedom to do whatever one wishes with their own bodies, and even the bodies of others – as long as one pays for it. This is parallel to, if not directly lifted from, the liberal position on narcotics.
Radical feminism is a different direction in feminism, and to a large degree it is dominant among the women’s group Ottar, as well as Kvinnefronten (The Women’s Front) to some degree. Radical feminism has long been dominant in the Norwegian women’s movement. It has typically been the core of the March 8 Committee in several parts of the country, and overlaps with some parties – for instance Rødt and SV. Radical feminism distinguishes itself from liberal feminism on several points.
The Indian Maoist Anuradha Ghandy has written about these philosophical directions within feminism and criticized them in the text Philosophical Trends in the Feminist Movement.
In 2018, the liberals gained support from others who approach a similar liberalism. These supporters
