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Pro-choice campaigners disappointed by vote to amend, rather than repeal, Eighth Amendment
States can now choose to withhold funding for family planning services such as contraception from organisations like Planned Parenthood that also offer terminations
Midwestern state has only one abortion clinic left serving a population of over 6 million
Banner features a baby with the words, 'Please let me live'
Life, which explicitly states that its aim is to end abortion, already benefits from huge chunks of taxpayer money, including from the Lottery. Its founder was given an MBE ‘for services to the vulnerable’ in 2015 and one of its members sits on the exclusive advisory service to the Government on sexual health
Life, which previously claimed ending a pregnancy can cause breast cancer and infertility, has received a quarter of a million pounds from taxpayers
Current laws deepen social inequalities and lead to traumatic, clandestine procedures, Nils Muiznieks says
Veteran women's rights campaigner Diane Munday recalls the stark reality of backstreet abortions in the UK
Texas senate bill likely to head for final vote on senate floor this week
Among many concerns for Democrats about Mr Gorsuch is President Trump's promise to appoint a Supreme Court Justice who would overturn Roe v. Wade
Right-wing host came under fire for saying the government should not decide what women do with their bodies
'It is the women’s right to decide. It's her body. She is the one taking the risks,' says Wendy Savage
The 'Man's Right To Know Act' is designed to highlight how women have been affected by targeted healthcare legislation in Texas
MP Diana Johnson said the outdated laws put rape survivors and domestic abuse victims at risk of being imprisoned for buying illegal abortion pills
Equal rights for women is a long way off until all mothers have received the respect they deserve – including those forced to give up their child at birth, and those who desperately require a termination
People encouraged to take day off to protest restrictive abortion laws or show solidarity by wearing black, posting on social media and staging walkouts