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Independent.ie: British abortion service is still receiving requests for help
“The most marginalised people don’t have a pathway, and they are still being failed by the law.”
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Malta Today: Looking back at 2019 | ‘Women aloud’ on reproductive rights
Malta is the only country in the EU where abortion remains illegal, but at the same time, hundreds of women leave Malta each year to have abortions overseas, typically in the UK or Italy. Abortion is surrounded by a ‘don’t ask, don’t tell’ mentality, a no-go area for the Maltese and a politically untouchable subject:…
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Krytyka Polityczna: „Aborcja bez granic” – prawo do wyboru trochę bardziej dostępne dla Polek
(Chrome does a good translation)
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Glamour: „Aborcja Bez Granic” to inicjatywa, jakiej jeszcze nie było. Odzew jest niesamowity!
(Google Chrome gives a pretty good translation of this)
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Notes from Poland: “Abortion Without Borders” initiative to help Polish women obtain terminations abroad
The project, which is the result of collaboration between six Polish and international organisations, offers a website (aborcjabezgranic.pl) and a dedicated phone helpline to provide women seeking abortions with organisational, financial and psychological support, reports Tok FM.
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Reuters: Hotline launches to help Polish women travel abroad for abortion
The Abortion Without Borders service will refer women to medical abortion providers in Germany, the Netherlands and Britain
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PRESS RELEASE: “Abortion Without Borders” will provide information, practical support and funding to people in Poland who need abortions
EMBARGOED – 12.01 am Wednesday 11 Dec Warsaw, Poland “Abortion Without Borders” will provide information, practical support and funding to people in Poland who need abortions A new initiative launched today aims to help anyone in Poland who contacts them to access a safe abortion, either in Poland or abroad. The group is the result…
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Guardian: Pro-choice activists launch abortion initiative in Poland
An international group of pro-choice campaigners will launch an initiative in Poland this week to provide advice and funding for women to travel abroad to have abortions.
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The i: My husband forced me to go for fertility testing – I had no control over my body
Reproductive coercion is a form of abuse which is often overlooked, and which sees women controlled through pregnancy
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Guardian: Why Ireland’s battle over abortion is far from over
From sham websites to rogue crisis pregnancy centres, Irish anti-abortionists are using shocking tactics to block women’s rights to safe abortions



