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Why We’re Campaigning To Change Abortion Law

by Vicky Spratt

We Never Wanted Your Abortion Laws, They’re Out Of Date

by Naomi Connor - Alliance For Choice

The Real Reason Why Abortion Figures Are Rising In The UK

by Vicky Spratt

These Women Can’t Access Abortion Because Of Coronavirus

by Vicky Spratt

Two Political Parties Have Put Decriminalising Abortion In Their Manifesto

Harassment, Tears & Distress: Inside The Battle For Bournemouth’s Abortion...

How Our Government Has Betrayed Women Seeking Abortions

Men On How Abortion Changed Their Lives

“I didn’t really feel like I had a right to feel any kind of outward emotion about it,” 35-year-old Jon Pollock, a health and safety manager

Growing Up In Northern Ireland, Abortion Law Shaped All My Relati...

On the morning of 10th April 1998, a new dawn broke in Northern Ireland – the Good Friday Agreement brought an end to the sectarian conflict known as The

by Anna Cafolla

I Campaigned For The 1967 Abortion Act, But The Job Was Only Half...

In 1961 Diane Munday was in her late 20s. Married with three kids under the age of four, she got pregnant. Instantly she was certain – with every fibre o

by Vicky Spratt

Why Doctors Want Abortion To Be Fully Decriminalised

The professional body for GPs in the UK has come out in favour of fully decriminalising abortion. The Royal College of GPs’ chair, Helen Stokes-Lampa

Women's Health News

Abortion Is Still Banned In All These Countries

Following a landslide victory for the Repeal campaign in Ireland’s historic referendum last week, pressure is mounting on other countries with simila