In response, Democrats quickly got themselves onto the news, with members of Congress, abortion rights organisations, and the Biden administration accusing Republican Party politicians of being hypocritical in their stance …
… even to discuss abortion. An article, published in 2013, described some of the crucial elements in how this success was achieved. It began through a project launched by Rutgers WPF …
The National Confederation of Rural Women (Confederación Nacional de Mujeres del Campo or CONAMUCA), Network of United Youth Voices (Red Juvenil Voces Unidas), the Coalition for Women’s Life and Dignity …
Photo: Joint Action for Reproductive Justice held a rally calling for the complete decriminalisation of abortion in central Seoul, 17 August 2022. Newsis The news from South Korea about abortion …
… Directorate of Public Health and the Ministry of Health.” SOURCES: Europa Libera Romania, by Andreea Ofițeru, 23 August 2023 ; SAFE (Supporting Abortions for Everyone) E-Newsletter, 29 August 2023 | …
… have been almost no negative consequences from being on the map. This is great news for other health professionals who may have been hesitant to offer abortion or contraception services, …
… services and the local Congress has the obligation to repeal the articles declared unconstitutional. +++ More news from GIRE: Grupo de Información en Reproducción Elegida “Three years ago, Angélica experienced …
… Public Health, the consortium has contributed to the formulation of policies promoting positive leadership on family planning matters in Uganda.” SOURCE: Reach A Hand Uganda Newsletter, 29 August 2023 | …
Alice Wallace, director of Equality Bahamas, interviewed on Eyewitness News on 19 August, regarding the case of an 11-year-old girl impregnated by her mother’s boyfriend, said: “I have seen no …
… medicine from guys in backpacks, right on the city’s main street. Clearly medication abortion had transformed what “illegal abortion” looked like on the ground. From Chile, I went to El …
… Kanoko Matsuyama, “Japan’s First Abortion Pill Is Here — and Elusive,” Bloomberg, June 19, 2023, https://www.bloomberg.com/news/newsletters/2023-06-19/japan-s-first-abortion-pill-is-here-and-elusive?in_source=embedded-checkout-banner 7See US News and World, Japan, https://www.usnews.com/news/best-countries/japan 8 Moe Shiojiri, “Japan Severely Lags on …
… barriers after approval” https://news.yahoo.co.jp/articles/e5688b69db3b3837d043b907f75a081d830f668f PART 2: “Why medical associations have remained reluctant to introduce abortion pills” https://news.yahoo.co.jp/articles/85663708926d02e4ea66ac43d016ed3d5e077f59 PART 3: “Review of ancient Japanese abortion crimes and criminal law” https://news.yahoo.co.jp/articles/2882ecb5c6d3fee7420c900f375a494976e3b229 | …
… (an association of many of the “abortion designated” doctors) explicitly prohibits off-label use as follows: “Off-label use is strictly prohibited because if you use the drug in the same way …
… Haiti. In June 2020, the late President Jovenel Moise promulgated by decree reforms to the Haitian penal code, meaning that it was not voted on by any elected officials. The …
… marked the beginning of a new strategy for the abortion rights movement in the United States. SOURCE: News Medical, by Danielle Ellis, 7 August 2023. Reprinted from Kaiser Health News …
… regions. In those regions, a woman may have to travel to a main city to a private clinic, for example. Since 2011, at the instigation of the anti-abortion Russian Orthodox …
