Abortion Archives - Page 2 of 8

The British women standing up against Trump’s plans for Planned Parenthood

During the US election campaign, Donald Trump vowed to sign a bill defunding Planned Parenthood.

Women’s reproductive rights are under attack in the US

We must fight back against the war on women’s reproductive rights

Women march at a pro choice rally in Ireland

Pro-choice campaigners have been left reeling in recent weeks

Scottish women’s reproductive rights are now at risk

There are already women travelling from Scotland to England for late term abortions

Whatever the rights or wrongs of devolution, women’s rights must be protected

Home Office silent amid campaign of intimidation against abortion clinics

Abortion is a far less emotive topic in Britain than it is in other parts of the world, but campaigners worry that aggressive tactics by campaigners are going unchallenged

Calls grow for buffer zones as Home Office ignores aggressive campaign of harassment

Comment: The court abortion ruling which puts Northern Irish women at risk

Police walk around anti-abortion placards outside the Marie Stopes clinic, the first private clinic to offer abortions to women in Belfast.

A bar on Northern Irish women getting free abortions on the NHS means only the rich can plan their family.

Comment: Women’s rights are at risk from our complacency

Thilde Knudsen: The hard-won rights our mothers fought for are slowly being chipped away

Women’s rights are on a backwards march in Europe

Hunt intervenes in gender-abortion case

Gender abortion is illegal but there are concerns it takes place in the UK, particularly in immigrant communities.

The attorney general has been asked to explain why two doctors who allegedly offered to perform abortions for couples who did not want a baby girl are not being taken to court.

Comment: Doctors’ abortion impunity needs tackling urgently

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Doctors are pre-signing wads of abortion agreement forms is not what the government intended when it passed the abortion act in 1967.

Comment: Abortion ruling shows women know what’s in their best interest

abortion rights mentally ill court of protection

The court of protection ruling last week in favour of a mentally ill woman’s decision to terminate her pregnancy was not about abortion rights, but right to choose.