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In page Maureen Duffy:

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As first President of the Gay Humanist Group from 1980 (renamed GALHA, the Gay and Lesbian Humanist Association, in 1987), Duffy spoke out on many issues, such as human rights for those with HIV/AIDS.[5] At the 1988 TUC conference as President of the Writers' Guild of Great Britain, she succeeded with a motion deploring the passing of Section 28 "as an infringement of the basic right to free speech and expression".[6] Duffy was a patron of the British Humanist Association (Humanists UK) since GALHA became part of it in 2012.[citation needed]