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Contraception and inequalities: opportunities for the new government
For World Contraception Day, we explore the ways that contraception access in England can be improved.
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#SheVotes2024: Rising extremism and the weaponization of women’s choices
We discuss rising extremism and the weaponization of women’s choices.
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#SheVotes2024: Policy reforms for sexual and reproductive healthcare in England
We discuss rising what good policymaking would look like in the areas of sexual and reproductive healthcare.
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#SheVotes2024: Abortion and criminal justice – policy reforms for the next Parliament
We set out the case for decriminalising abortion for the next Parliament.
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Abortion rights in 2022: at-home abortion care, abortion clinic buffer zones and the overturning of Roe v Wade
For abortion rights and access around the world, 2022 was a year like no other.
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Choice week: advocating for abortion rights in the UK
London, 26th September 2022 To mark World Contraception Day on 26th September and International Safe Abortion Day on 28th September, MSI Reproductive Choices is celebrating ‘Choice Week’ – a week to share the transformative power of reproductive choice …
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Abortion is legal in England, but the rollback of US abortion rights will be felt worldwide
What is happening with abortion rights in the US?
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Why contraception is a feminist issue
MSI UK Head of External Affairs Louise McCudden reflects on the ways in which contraception – and sexual and reproductive health more generally – is a feminist issue. The advent of the contraceptive pill in …
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Abortion is an economic issue
By taking down barriers to abortion, we believe we can make it easier for a woman to make her own decision about what’s best for her future. We know that access to safe abortion can …
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Gender-based violence cannot be tackled without reproductive rights
London, Thursday, 25th November 2021 This International Day for the Elimination of Violence Against Women, MSI UK Advocacy and Public Affairs Advisor Louise McCudden reflects on the fact that no strategy to tackle gendered violence can be …
