Since the 1970s, a liberal politics has dominated comparative abortion law, one almost too
ubiquitous to name. This article tracks departures from liberal abortion law in Europe and the …

Research documents how abortion can be emotionally difficult and stigmatising, but
generally has not considered whether and how involvement in abortion may be a source of …

C 22 H 38 O 5 is a chemical that travels. Better known as misoprostol, it was designed as a
stomach ulcer drug but is now used around the world as an abortion pill due to the self …

In 2022, the Argentinean organisation Socorristas en Red celebrated its tenth anniversary.
This celebration reaffirmed the group's commitment to safe abortion across Argentina, to …

This article seeks to revitalize feminist engagement with citizenship by articulating the
concept of reproductive citizenship. Drawing upon the work of feminist and queer citizenship …

This article integrates human rights and abortion mobilities frameworks to demonstrate the
ramifications of abortion restrictions and highlights historic and emergent forms reproductive …

Abortion is a “public secret” in Latin America. It is highly restricted across most of the
continent and yet millions of abortions take place every year. We use the sociological …

We argue that discourses around forced sterilization and abortion restrictions too often focus
on motherhood and fertility and ignore the multiple other harms they bring. To do this, we …

During our dedicated week on US and Latin American abortion politics, I invited students to
examine the social movement frames favored by activists and other actors. Social movement …

Restricting abortion access results in health and human rights issues. There is an emerging
consensus in international human rights law (IHRL) that abortion should be decriminalized …