Women's Health News ‘Compassion, not punishment’: British woman jailed for abortion after legal limit will be released The woman’s case has prompted thousands of protesters to call on the British government for abortion law reform.
News & Views Medical abortion pill set to become much easier to access The medical abortion pill will be easier to access under changes that will allow more doctors to prescribe it and any pharmacist to stock it.
Uncategorised Australian women’s access to abortion is a postcode lottery. Here’s what needs to change As the Senate inquiry report states, abortion is a postcode lottery. Many women don’t know how to get an abortion or where to go.
Health Will today’s Senate Inquiry re-ignite hopes for universal public abortion in Australia? A group of researchers improving reproductive rights shares their hope for today’s senate inquiry to fiscally commit to abortion care.
News & Views Amanda Zurawski tells senators she nearly died “on their watch” after being denied abortion A woman suing the state of Texas after she was denied an abortion has told a Senate hearing that she “nearly died” because of the policies supported by Senator Ted Cruz and Senator John Cornyn.
Health ACT becomes first jurisdiction to make abortions free to residents From today, residents in the ACT can access medical and surgical abortions for free — including those without a Medicare card.
News & Views On 50th anniversary of Roe v. Wade ‘we’re reminded that progress can move backward’ Pro-abortion demonstrators march to commemorate the 50th anniversary of Roe v Wade being signed into law in the U.S
News & Views Google reverses ad ban on Australia’s largest abortion provider Google has reversed its decision that banned abortion provider MSI Australia from running advertising on its platform.
Women's Health News Abortion access lacking in Australia despite legal status, study finds Even though abortion services and advice are legal in Australia, a new study has found that access is extremely limited.
News & Views Conservative MP who voted against abortion rights made UK’s Minister for Women Conservative MP Maria Caulfield has been appointed the UK’s new Minister for Women, despite her views on abortion.
Health Study reveals 40 per cent of pregnancies in Australia are unintended Forty per cent of all pregnancies in Australia are unintended, a new study from US health company Organon has found.
News & Views ‘Postcode lottery’: Greens push for Senate inquiry into abortion access The Greens will move to establish a Senate inquiry into abortion access, looking at what can be done at a federal level to remove barriers.