by Karina Mirochnik | Feb 26, 2021 | In Conversation With Issue 6
“On the one hand, I like the term ‘green wave’ because the tide comes, and it sweeps you in. But it also comes and goes, and this movement is here to stay, and it is not that it comes and goes like the tide,” reflects Mac Dougall.
by Karina Mirochnik | Feb 22, 2021 | Issue 7 Features
“Women’s struggle for autonomy over their bodies and their lives transcends any political, social and religious dispute,” affirms Mariela Belski from Amnesty International Argentina.
by Karina Mirochnik | Jul 30, 2017 | Issue 6 April 2017, Issue 6 Features
“We can’t hope for better legislation on abortion If we don’t have an accurate conversation about it,” affirms Columbia Professor Carol Sanger.
by Women Across Frontiers Administrator | Jan 18, 2017 | Blog, Issue 5 - October 2016, Issue 5 Blog, Uruguay
As we in the United States prepare ourselves for the forthcoming assault on reproductive rights by the Trump administration, we can learn a lot from the recent gain in Uruguay.
by Women Across Frontiers Administrator | Oct 11, 2016 | Issue 5 - October 2016, Issue 5 Commentary, Peru
According to official statistics, 600,000 new pregnancies occur every year in Peru; 57% of which are unplanned and unwanted, often the result of sexual violence. As a result, more than 370,000 clandestine abortions are carried out every year.