Beijing to Reduce ‘Non-Medically Necessary’ Abortions
New Guidelines Raise Alarms for Reproductive Rights
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New Guidelines Raise Alarms for Reproductive Rights
Women’s Autonomy Should Be at Center of Abortion Regulation
69th Pre-Session
Greatest Harm for Indigenous, Afro-Descendent People Living in Poverty
Submission by Human Rights Watch to the UN Special Rapporteur on the Right to Health
Lawmakers Should Enact Proposed Criminal Code Reform
Investigate, Protect Rights Defenders, End Hateful Rhetoric
Secretary of State Blinken Recognizes Human Rights as Co-Equal and Interdependent
New Federal Bill Focuses on Women of Color
Forcing Parental Involvement in Abortion Violates Rights
Law Violates Young People’s Human Rights, Can Delay Their Care
Significant Discrimination Against Women, Girls in Law and Practice
European Commission Should Hold Government Accountable for Violating Fundamental Rights