Progress, Not the Finish Line
This week’s Commons votes on abortion marked a significant victory, politically, practically and symbolically. They represent one of the most substantial parliamentary... Read More
Roe Reckonings: rights on paper, barriers everywhere
If last week proved anything, it’s that abortion in the US gets messier all the time. Courts expand access in one place,... Read More
Abortion Rights Responds: New NHS Reforms Improve Access to Care: They Do Not “Rush” or Pressure Patients into Same-Day Abortions
Abortion Rights Statement Let’s be clear: there is no such thing as a “lunch-hour abortion” policy. That phrase is designed to shock... Read More
This should worry you: Reform UK and abortion rights in Britain
We think this is settled. It isn’t. There’s this assumption in British politics that abortion rights are settled. That whatever is happening... Read More
Roe Reckonings: From “Compassion” to Criminalisation (And a Seven-Figure Plot Twist)
Because apparently the post-Dobbs era said “subtlety is overrated”. 1. The mask-off moment nobody should be surprised by (and yet…) A major... Read More
Roe Reckonings: A Bitter Pill to Swallow
Right now, abortion pills are at the centre of the fight over reproductive rights in the US. Access to them, control over... Read More
Roe Reckoning: Whack-a-Mole Rights: US Abortion Access, Week in Review
From last Friday to today Welcome to this week in US abortion access, where every time someone tries to shut it down,... Read More
🚨 Criminalisation Is Being Escalated
This week, a Georgia woman was charged with murder after allegedly taking abortion pills.👉 https://www.theguardian.com/us-news/2026/mar/24/georgia-woman-bail-abortion-pills-murder-charge A judge set a $1 bail and... Read More
Roe Reckonings: Patchwork Nation, Permanent Fight
A Week in US Reproductive Rights It’s been another dense and consequential week in the ever-shifting landscape of reproductive rights in the... Read More
What happened in the Lords and why it matters
At the centre of all this is Clause 208. It’s a small part of a much bigger, and problematic, bill that will... Read More