In the 1960s, the PR launched the Italian League for Divorce ("Lega Italiana per il Divorzio", LID), which succeeded in marshalling together the secular parties into a unified political alliance and getting the law on divorce approved. During the 1970s, the PR succeeded in starting up the Women's Liberation Movement ("Movimento di Liberazione della Donna", MLD) by supporting the activities of the Italian Centre for Sterilisation and Abortion ("Centro Italiano Sterilizzazioni e Aborti", CISA) and by giving its support to the Italian Revolutionary Homosexual United Front ("Fronte Unitario Omosessuale Rivoluzionario Italiano", FUORI), one of the first Italian homosexual associations. All the aforementioned groups, as well as many others, were part of the Radical movement that was always organised as a federation of single-issue associations rather than a united party.