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For the first time, Spanish legislation expressly covers menstrual health—providing protection for a special temporary incapacity due to medical conditions arising from disabling...

For the first time, Spanish legislation expressly covers menstrual health—providing protection for a special temporary incapacity due to medical conditions arising from disabling periods...

The Spanish government approved a draft bill Tuesday that extends abortion access for teenagers, removes existing obstacles to abortion, and may make Spain the first country in Europe to grant workers...

The president of Ecuador made observations regarding the maximum term to carry out the abortion and conscientious objection

“In these times of revolts and urgent responses that are insufficient, we have to think about how we organize ourselves, how we again fall in love with the dream that ‘changing the world is possible'.”

"I am a survivor of sexual violence in childhood and I am here to demand that legislation be passed by listening to our life experiences", began S.

[This article was originally published on 12 February 2021.] In the early morning hours of 29-30 December, the Argentine Senate voted ‘yes', as expected, to the Law on the Voluntary Interruption (...)

Every week of late, more than 20 women with unwanted pregnancies come to Dr. Miranda Ruiz, one of the few physicians who perform free abortions in northern Argentina’s Salta province — many under a year-old law that legalized elective abortion to the 14th week of gestation. Yet activists say that abortion services in socially conservative…

A year after Argentina legalized elective abortions up to 14 weeks of gestation, bureaucratic and societal obstacles to obtaining the procedure are widespread.

It's been a year since Argentina legalized elective abortions up to 14 weeks of gestation, and there are disparities in the procedure's availability