On the issue of abortion, Ireland and Poland have been among the most conservative
countries in Europe. Their legal and cultural approaches to this issue have been deeply …

In the context of Ireland's new legislation governing abortion, I outline and examine the
spatial consequences of political decision-making. I argue that Ireland's new abortion law …

Until 2018, abortion in the Republic of Ireland was banned in almost all circumstances under
one of the most restrictive legal regimes in Europe. The main solution for Irish women and …

Gestational limits on abortion are often seen as a condition for decriminalisation. Focusing
on the final reports of three institutional law reform inquiries into abortion in Australia, this …

For abortion seekers, Peru is an uncaring state where legal and policy interventions have
resulted in violence, persecution, and neglect. This state of abortion uncare is set within …

The 8th Amendment to the Irish Constitution, which codified a near-absolute ban on abortion
in Ireland, was ratified in 1983 and removed after a high profile campaign to 'Repeal the …

This chapter introduces the background to how the present study on the Repeal referendum
arose. It charts some pivotal moments where the author encountered the subject of abortion …

The language around abortion is often viewed through a religious lens. Although there is no
one unified definitive 'religious position', religious institutions tend to have certain stances on …

In March 2018, the Irish government confirmed that a referendum would be held on 25 May,
allowing for the Irish public to vote on the legalisation of abortion. The same month, Together …

The Repeal campaign articulated new and transformative relationships between law,
reproduction and the political in Ireland. During the campaign, ordinary people took …