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Times of Malta: 82 women in Malta contacted UK charity for help with abortion
Those who needed financial help were given a total of £8,882.74 (€10,700.34) in grants from the charity, £2,263.52 (€2,726.69) towards the cost of travel and accommodation and £6,619.22 (€7,973.66) towards consultations and abortion care services, or an average of £888.74 (€1,070.60) per client.
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Malta Today: 82 women contacted Abortion Support Network in 2019
“While we are unhappy that people from Malta need to contact our charity for help in order to receive factual information about pregnancy options and help with abortion care, we are glad to be of service to anyone in Malta who wants or needs to terminate a pregnancy and lacks the information or funding to…
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Lovin Malta: 10 Women In Malta Received Funding By A UK Charity For Abortions Over The Past Year
82 women in Malta have reached out to UK-based charity Abortion Support Network (ASN) over the past year, with 10 of them receiving funding for traveling, consultations and abortion care.
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Open Democracy: ‘You could die and turn your husband gay’. How I learned to talk women out of legal abortions
The emphasis on delaying women’s decisions in the training I took is dangerous, Mara Clarke, from the UK charity Abortion Support Network, told me. “As soon as someone decides they want an abortion, they are up against the clock”, she explained. Delaying decisions could force women to endure more invasive procedures.
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The Conversation: One year on, it’s clear that the new Irish abortion services have serious limitations
A system designed by thinking about those least able to access care would certainly result in a system that decriminalised abortion and centred on the autonomy of pregnant people, rather than one that instituted requirements for multiple visits and points of medical control over decision making.
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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.



