Mississippi’s Lone Abortion Clinic Faces Closure

Oklahoma State Supreme Court Rules Two Anti-Choice Bills Unconstitutional

The Oklahoma State Supreme Court today struck down two state laws used by the anti-choice movement as model legislation across the country.

Anti-Choice Reality TV Show Shames Women Who Don’t Feel Guilty About Their Abortion

Remember, you are only allowed to speak out about your abortion if you say you regret it.

Reproductive Rights Are Critical to an Open Society and the Promise of Equality

Two recent international cases on the topic of reproductive rights are reviewed as well as a discussion of these rights in an open society.

Anti-Choice Senators Block Convention on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities Treaty

The vast majority of senate voted to ratify the treaty, yet that still wasn't enough to give those with disabilities equal rights.

The Science of ‘Plan B’ – Emergency Contraception

Anti-Choice Harassment and Access to Abortion In Mississippi: An Interview with Dr. Willie Parker

Jackson Women's Health Organization's Dr. Willie Parker discusses clinic intimidation and the effect it has on women and providers at the state's sole clinic.

New Zealand Anti-Choice Protesters Claim It Must Be Someone Else Harassing Women

As more patients complain about harassment at a hospital newly providing abortions, the local Right to Life swear they are just "praying."

“It was Worth the Sacrifice:” Kenya’s Dr. John Nyamu on Why He Spent a Year in Prison

Ipas’s senior clinical advisor Mary Fjerstad interviews Kenya’s much-respected Dr. John Nyamu to discuss the long and difficult path he and so many other Kenyans have traveled to get where they are today on abortion.

Sixth Circuit Refuses to Reconsider Ohio’s Ban on RU-486

Reproductive rights advocates lost a legal battle on Friday over Ohio's restrictions on the use of RU-486.