Our last Roe Reckonings went out on 12 December. Since then, we crossed the Atlantic, took a short festive pause, and came back to a US reproductive rights landscape that did not slow down for anyone. From Britain, it can be tempting to view US abortion news as distant, extreme, even. But the weeks since... Read More

It’s been another punishing week for reproductive rights in the US. Courtrooms, clinics and communities are all battlegrounds now, as the post-Roe reality continues to harden into place. Here’s this week’s Roe Reckonings — the highs, the lows and the hard truths since last Friday. HIGHS LOWS Lessons and Final Thought: This Is the Long... Read More

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Abortion Rights today expressed concern and strong opposition to the announcement of the Reform UK Christian Fellowship, describing it as a troubling attempt to merge religion with far right politics. The national pro-choice campaign warned that the new group would pursue a nationalist, anti-abortion agenda,  threatening fundamental rights and freedoms. The launch... Read More

Highs Telehealth abortions surge In the US, telemedicine abortion care has jumped to around 27 per cent of all procedures this year, up from just 5 per cent before Roe fell. For people in hostile states, telehealth is survival and a vital counterweight to legislative chokeholds. 🔗 https://people.com/telehealth-abortions-have-increased-27-percent-in-2025-in-the-wake-of-roe-v-wade-being-overturned-11865711 Lows Big states take new swings at... Read More

Another week, another round of “what fresh chaos is US reproductive policy serving now?” Spoiler: plenty. From surprise court blocks and revived bans, to data that tells a very raw story, the post-Roe landscape is mutating fast. Here’s your breakdown of what moved, what stalled and what we should all be side-eyeing. 🔥  Highs –... Read More

Another week, another round of “what fresh chaos is US reproductive policy serving now?” Spoiler: plenty. From surprise court blocks and revived bans, to data that tells a very raw story, the post-Roe landscape is mutating fast. Here’s your breakdown of what moved, what stalled and what we should all be side-eyeing. 🔥  Highs –... Read More

For Immediate Release Abortion Rights expresses deep concern following reports that Google has provided free advertising to a number of anti-abortion organisations in Britain – some of which have a documented history of spreading misinformation about abortion and its health impacts. According to recent reporting, several groups benefiting from Google’s Ad Grants programme have previously... Read More

Your weekly roundup of what’s shifting in US reproductive rights (past 7 days) It’s been another whiplash week in America’s post-Roe landscape – where state courts flip access overnight, lawmakers escalate and people seeking care navigate a political minefield. From near-total bans being revived to major shifts in reproductive decision making, here’s everything that moved... Read More

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE 25 November 2025 London — Abortion Rights, Britain’s national pro-choice campaign, has condemned the US State Department’s decision to label NHS abortion provision a “human rights violation”. Abortion Rights says the move is politically motivated, lacks any grounding in international human rights standards, and represents an unacceptable attempt by a foreign administration... Read More

Abortion Rights Warns That “Stop Gendercide” Campaign Recycles Discredited, Racialised Claims London, UK — 24 November 2025— Abortion Rights, Britain’s national pro-choice campaign, today criticised the “Stop Gendercide” initiative for promoting racially-charged and misleading narratives that risk stigmatising minority women and undermining reproductive rights. The organisation stressed that there is no credible evidence that sex-selective... Read More