Reform UK candidate’s remarks on abortion and rape are “dangerous and misogynistic”, says Abortion Rights
Abortion Rights condemns the deeply misogynistic and extremist comments made by Reform UK’s Makerfield by-election candidate Robert Kenyon, in which he described... Read More
Roe Reckonings: the strategy is no longer just bans, it is exhaustion
If the first phase of post-Roe America was shock, the second is attrition. This week’s reproductive rights news in the US showed... Read More
Roe Reckonings: The Courtroom, the Mailbox and the Medical Record From last Friday to today, the US abortion landscape has once again... Read More
Roe Reckonings: The Mifepristone Battle Is America’s Next Frontline
It has been nearly four years since Dobbs v. Jackson Women’s Health Organization ended the federal constitutional right to abortion in the... Read More
Roe Reckonings: A Week of Reproductive Rights Whiplash in the US
The Aftershock Era Three years after the fall of Roe v. Wade, the consequences are being felt right across the US. This... Read More
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