… same as Justyna, research shows In February 2023, on behalf of Amnesty International, a public opinion poll was conducted by the research agency SW Research. The results clearly show that …
… If/When/How’s research on criminalised abortions since 2000, published last August, even in states where laws did not specifically criminalise abortion, some women have still been charged under statutes related to …
… at the global level, anchored in health as a human right and aligned with the Sustainable Development Goals. Background Advocacy definitions vary slightly depending on the discipline. The World Health …
… urgent need for increased regulation and oversight of CPCs to ensure that pregnant people are not subject to harmful misinformation or coercion.” Teale Phelps Bondaroff, Research Coordinator for the BCHA …
Contraception, 2023 (Open access) by Elizabeth G Raymond, Alice Mark, Daniel Grossman, Anitra Beasley, Kristyn Brandi, Jen Castle, Mitchell D Creinin, Caitlin Gerdts, Laura Gil, Melissa Grant, April Lockley, Jamila …
by Margit Endler, Taghreed Al-Haidari, Chiara Benedetto, Sameena Chowdhury, Jan Christilaw, Faysal El Kak, Diana Galimberti, Miguel Gutierrez, Shaimaa Ibrahim, Shantha Kumari, Colleen McNicholas, Desiré Mostajo Flores, John Muganda, Atziri …
… elicited fertility preferences for sterilized women, and it is, therefore, not possible to calculate prevalence estimates of unwanted family planning for this subgroup; as a result, we are likely to …
… a human right and part of the basic package of health services; media campaigns after we complete the research and receive the findings; research/mapping of anti-abortion groups, media, and experts …
… research should be carried out to document and report incidents related to maternal health and violence against women during the current floods and the humanitarian crisis. This should also include …
… culture of de-identified electronic record keeping—particularly in conflict areas, as records can get lost during violent attacks. Implementing organizations, research partners, and target communities should be involved from the start …
… key reason for cross-border travel, while lack of close-by, timely and good quality abortion care was the main driver for in-country abortion travel. Unlike in-country travellers, cross-border abortion seekers faced …
… Abstract This study examined the associations between childbirth decisions in women with unintended pregnancies and long-term psychological distress. An online survey of women selected from a representative research panel was …
… married, was nearly killed in a car crash, graduated BSc, had my first job as a research assistant, turned 21, got pregnant, and had an abortion.” There is a photo …
… held at gunpoint or drugged into compliance, witnesses said. The Reuters report was based on witness statements from 33 women and girls, five health workers, and nine security personnel involved …
… and migrant women who had turned to Women on Web in search of information they could not find elsewhere. Women’s Link filed a lawsuit to defend women’s right to access …
… lacks the voices of those who terminated the pregnancy. Abortion is often presented as a sad necessity, as always difficult or traumatic. I conducted research on describing own abortion experiences …
