News | 10 February 2021 USA – Covid‐19 and independent abortion providers: findings from a rapid‐response survey
News | 5 February 2021 JAMAICA – Treatment for complications of unsafe abortion costs taxpayers US$1.4 million annually
News | 27 January 2021 NIGERIA & CAMEROON – Managing and Improving Quality of Sexual and Reproductive Health and Rights Services in Fragile and Humanitarian Settings during Covid-19
News | 27 January 2021 MYANMAR – Matching action to need: an analysis of Global Burden of Disease 2017 and population health data to focus adolescent health policy and actions in Myanmar
News | 22 January 2021 MEXICO – Interest in misoprostol online is growing along with support for the right to abortion
News | 22 January 2021 NORTHERN IRELAND – The Northern Ireland Human Rights Commission is taking legal action against the government
News | 20 January 2021 WHO STATEMENT ON VACCINE SHARING – ‘Catastrophic moral failure’: WHO warns over inequitable vaccine distribution
News | 20 January 2021 USA: JOURNAL ARTICLE – Inter-professional abortion opposition: a national survey and qualitative interviews with abortion training program directors at US teaching hospitals
News | 20 January 2021 DEMOCRATIC REPUBLIC OF CONGO: JOURNAL ARTICLE – “Better dead than being mocked”: an anthropological study on perceptions and attitudes towards unwanted pregnancy and abortion in the Democratic Republic of Congo
News | 15 January 2021 TANZANIA – Estimating the lifetime incidence of induced abortion and understanding abortion practices in a Northeastern Tanzania community through a household survey
News | 13 January 2021 BRITAIN: ROUTINE ULTRASOUND QUESTIONED – Utility of a routine ultrasound for detection of ectopic pregnancies amongst women requesting abortion: a retrospective review
News | 13 January 2021 ABORTION HELPLINES – “It’s not a seven-headed beast”: abortion experience among women that received support from helplines for medication abortion in restrictive settings
News | 8 January 2021 NORTHERN IRELAND – Abortion services cease in South Eastern Trust following Health Department failure
