Judgement DayIndian Women Seeking Abortions Are Petitioning the Courts, Even When They Don’t Need To By continuing to hear petitions for abortions that are within the legal limits, the judiciary is furthering misinformation around the MTP Act. By Anubha Rastogi
Taking StockIndia’s Abortion Laws: How Far They’ve Come, and How Far They Still Have to Go "As it stands today, abortion is not a woman’s right -- it is a conditional right." By Pallavi Prasad
Data SharingAbortions: Visualizing the Data on One of the Most Fraught Topics in Women’s Health Care 10 women die every day due to unsafe abortions in India. By Pallavi Prasad
Abort MissionIndian Chemists Are Not Stocking Medical Abortion Pills Anymore, Putting Millions of Women at Risk The central drug regulatory body recently banned pharmacies from selling abortion pills, further restricting access to safe abortion care. By Pallavi Prasad
No Uterus No OpinionNo, Ministry of Health, a Fetus Is Not a ‘Vulnerable Person’ Living, breathing women are people -- whom you render vulnerable and second-class when you take away their absolute right to abortion. By Pallavi Prasad
Forced AltruismGoI Reinforces Heterosexual Definition of Family With Surrogacy Bill Is a family only heterosexual married couples? Surrogacy bill says yes. By Rajvi Desai
Finally70+ U.S. Organizations Launch the First‑Ever Global Blueprint for Sexual and Reproductive Justice "This Blueprint is our agenda for [the] future." By Pallavi Prasad
Egg-scuse Me?Can I Sell My Eggs? It’s Complicated. In the absence of a universally-implemented law, centers differ on donor eligibility. By Rajvi Desai
Medical MiracleIndian Woman Delivers Baby 18 Months After Receiving Uterus Transplant from Her Mother Is it a breakthrough for women's reproductive control, or merely a breakthrough in medicine? By Liesl Goecker
