abortion reform

The woman’s case has prompted thousands of protesters to call on the British government for abortion law reform.

Western Australia’s abortion laws are about be changed to mirror the laws of other states across the country.

Abortion has been decriminalised in South Australia, after historic reforms passed the state’s upper house on Tuesday afternoon.

Leading health, legal and community groups have called on members of the South Australian parliament to support abortion reform.

Vickie Chapman and Michelle Lensink have issued a damning response to Senator Alex Antic, slamming his attack on their abortion reform.

The proposed legislation in South Australia would remove abortion entirely from criminal law, treating it only as a health issue.

After weeks of protests and bitter in-party fighting, NSW Parliament has finally passed laws decriminalising abortion in the state.

Last week in the US, a group of 25 white, male Republican senators voted to pass anti-abortion laws in Alabama restricting abortion in all cases.

Nineteenth century laws preventing women from legally accessing abortions in Queensland have finally been sent to the history books, with the state parliament voting to decriminalise pregnancy terminations.