Roe Reckonings: Pills, borders, bots
Post-Roe America continues to feel less like a legal framework and more like a live experiment. Every week we have followed as ... Read More
Roe Reckonings: The Borders Are the Battlefield Now
One week. Three states moving to protect abortion. Another pushing fetal personhood. And yet again, abortion pills are sitting at the centre... Read More
Roe Reckonings: The Borders Are the Battlefield Now
One week. Three states moving to protect abortion. Another pushing foetal personhood. And yet again, abortion pills sitting at the centre of... Read More
💘 Roe Reckonings: Love, Loss & the Fight Back
Valentine’s week is about love. But love isn’t passive — it’s protective. And across the US, reproductive rights and pregnancy loss continue... Read More
Roe Reckonings: The Slow Squeeze on Abortion
Private lawsuits, medication bans, and the quiet legal grind tightening reproductive rights. The post-Roe US doesn’t move in sweeping federal shifts anymore.... Read More
UNPACKED: Inside the Lords’ abortion debate – myths, misinformation and the facts
This week the Peers in the House of Lords debated Clause 191 – legislation that would end the criminalisation of women for... Read More
Rights on the Line: Highs, Lows & Lessons from Another Week in Post-Roe America
Roe Reckonings – This Week in US Repro News Welcome to Roe Reckonings, where we sift through the US’’s reproductive chaos so... Read More
The Pill Was the Main Character
Every Win Came With a Catch From ballot fights to cultural flashpoints, this week’s abortion rights news shows once again how progress... Read More
PRESS RELEASE: Racialised Narratives Are Being Used to Undermine Reproductive Healthcare
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Headline: London, 18 January 2026] Recent tabloid coverage claiming a surge in “sex-selective abortions” in the UK is misleading... Read More
PRESS RELEASE:Abortion rates reflect access, autonomy and economic reality
16 January 2026 FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE STARTS New Government statistics show abortions in England and Wales at highest levels since 1967. As... Read More