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Malta Today: Abortion charity expands service to women in Malta
These services will alleviate to a great extent the discriminatory and cruel situation women in Malta are forced to live in. By abrogating itself from its duties and responsibilities, the state forces women to find their own way to acquire health and support they need. This initiative is another way of women supporting women as…
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Times of Malta: Abortion Support Network expands service to Malta
“We have been providing our services to Ireland, Northern Ireland and the Isle of Man for almost 10 years and have an excellent network of donors, volunteers and supporters who believe that ‘I can’t afford an abortion’ should never be the only reason someone becomes a parent.”
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Abortion Support Network expands service to Malta and Gibraltar (Press Release)
In the spirit of Valentine’s Day, ASN brings the gift of confidential, non-judgemental information and funding for abortion costs to new countries Roses are Red, Violets are Blue Ireland has safe legal abortion So we’re expanding to help Malta and Gibraltar too! Abortion Support Network (ASN), a small UK-based charity providing financial assistance, practical information and…
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Reuters: Concerns over gaps in care as abortion services begin in Ireland
“Any person who can get an abortion in Ireland without having to get on a plane or a boat is a victory, but this law is going to leave a lot of people behind,” Clarke told the Thomson Reuters Foundation.
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Irish News: Women from north ‘will be charged €450 for an abortion’ at Dublin family planning clinic
Although terminations, including the mandatory two doctor’s appointments, are free for women from the Republic, the Health Service Executive (HSE) said northern women will have to pay.
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Manx Radio: Brexit ‘disarray’ hampering abortion law reform
A hold up to the Abortion Reform Bill is being blamed on the increased workload currently on the UK’s civil service because of the country’s planned departure from the European Union.
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Huck: Ireland voted to repeal the 8th – so what happened next?
Despite the majority of voters saying “yes” to legal abortion in a historic referendum in May, women in Ireland are still having to travel across borders to terminate their unwanted pregnancies. “We get called saying, ‘I thought it was settled’,” says Mara Clarke, the founder of England-based charity Abortion Support Network. “But it’s not settled.”
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We’re not a campaigning organisation, but…
ASN is an abortion fund and not a campaigning organisation. While we work with campaigning organisations (hi, y’all, we LOVE YOU!) our role is to help the people who need abortions RIGHT NOW while other groups campaign for law reform that will help people get abortions in the future. Of course, as evidenced by the…
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Buzzfeed: This Woman’s Painful Story Of Travelling To England For An Abortion Shows The Reality Of Northern Ireland’s Strict Laws
“We shouldn’t have to do admin. We shouldn’t have to travel or book flights or look for hotels. We had a month having to figure out what the hell to do in terms of just the logistics of it all, knowing what we knew, but not being able to process that because you have to…
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Buzzfeed: Emma Watson Has Written A Moving Letter To A Woman Who Died As A Result Of Ireland’s Strict Abortion Law
“You didn’t want to become the face of a movement; you wanted a procedure that would have saved your life,” Watson wrote.



