One week. Three states moving to protect abortion. Another pushing fetal personhood. And yet again, abortion pills are sitting at the centre of a legal chess match. If the last few days tell us anything, it’s this: post-Roe America isn’t static. It’s a live wire. The fight is taking place in statehouses across the US... Read More

One week. Three states moving to protect abortion. Another pushing foetal personhood. And yet again, abortion pills sitting at the centre of a legal chess match. If the last few days tell us anything, it’s this: post-Roe America isn’t static. It’s a live wire. The fight is taking place in statehouses across the US and... Read More

Valentine’s week is about love. But love isn’t passive — it’s protective. And across the US, reproductive rights and pregnancy loss continue to be criminalised in disturbing ways. From a UK perspective, here’s what’s moved since last Friday — the highs, the heartbreaks and the hard lessons from the post-Roe landscape. ❤️ High Courts Push... Read More

Private lawsuits, medication bans, and the quiet legal grind tightening reproductive rights. The post-Roe US doesn’t move in sweeping federal shifts anymore. It moves in lawsuits, local regulations, and quiet administrative decisions that ripple outward. This week was a textbook example: abortion access wasn’t transformed by one headline moment, but by a series of legal... Read More

This week the Peers in the House of Lords debated Clause 191 – legislation that would end the criminalisation of women for their own abortions. The discussion drew little attention outside Westminster, but it revealed something striking: how anti-abortion politicians try to sideline medical evidence with emotive claims echoing rhetoric from across the pond. While... Read More

Roe Reckonings – This Week in US Repro News Welcome to Roe Reckonings, where we sift through the US’’s reproductive chaos so you don’t have to. Every week in post-Roe reality delivers a fresh mix of courtroom drama, policy whiplash and quiet resistance. From last Friday to today, it’s been another rollercoaster: small wins, brutal... Read More

Every Win Came With a Catch From ballot fights to cultural flashpoints, this week’s abortion rights news shows once again how progress and pushback often arrive together. Medication abortion, especially access to and information about abortion pills, dominated the headlines. At the same time political battles continued to unfold at the state and national levels.... Read More

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Headline: London, 18 January 2026] Recent tabloid coverage claiming a surge in “sex-selective abortions” in the UK is misleading and is being used as a wedge issue to undermine abortion rights and stoke social division. These portrayals sensationalise demographic data and unfairly target specific communities instead of presenting verified evidence about reproductive... Read More

16 January 2026 FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE STARTS New Government statistics show abortions in England and Wales at highest levels since 1967. As debate continues around abortion statistics, Abortion Rights urges media and policymakers to stop treating abortion rates as a moral barometer and instead recognise what the data actually reflects: access to healthcare and the... Read More

Since our last Roe Reckonings, abortion rights in the US have continued to be shaped by courtroom battles, statehouse manoeuvres and renewed attempts to criminalise care. From trials testing voter-mandated protections to fresh legislative threats designed to roll back access, the post-Roe reality remains volatile and deeply unequal. 🗞️ THE NEWS Missouri abortion-rights trial begins... Read More