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Contraception is not an ‘abortifacient’: Calling out disinformation from the US government
The US government is claiming that certain types of contraception are ‘abortifacient’. This is incorrect and a deliberate political move by the Trump administration to undermine the right to access contraception. We’re debunking this disinformation.
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MSI statement on the planned expansion of the global gag rule
“Such a move would be an insidious encroachment on sovereignty, pressuring governments to change their own laws and policies in exchange for U.S. funding.”
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MSI statement on the planned destruction of USAID contraceptive supplies
MSI responds to the US State Department’s plan to destroy $9.7m of USAID contraceptive supplies, which are destined for women living in some of the most vulnerable communities.
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Myanmar: Delivering health and choice when needed most
In times of crisis, women and girls face higher risks of sexual violence and displacement. Their need for reproductive healthcare increases, just as services fall.
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Hold the line: Resisting frontline attacks on sexual and reproductive health and rights
MSI programmes shed light on the attacks they’re witnessing on reproductive rights.
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MSI’s 2024 Impact Brief
In 2024, MSI delivered reproductive healthcare to 23.8 million women and girls — supporting them to choose their own futures.
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MSI response to Keir Starmer’s announcement that the UK will cut aid spending
MSI responds to comments from UK Prime Minister, Keir Starmer, announcing that the UK government will cut spending on Official Development Assistance.
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MSI refuses Trump’s demand to cease all Diversity, Equity, Inclusion and Accessibility work
Trump’s directive to close all diversity, equity, inclusion and accessibility-related activities goes against MSI’s core mission and values, and we will not comply.
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MSI Statement on President Trump’s Inauguration
On the 20th January 2025, Trump will become President of the United States. Read MSI Reproductive Choices statement on his inauguration.
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Roe v Wade overturned: My abortion story
Sara accessed an abortion in the US after Roe v Wade was overturned. Fortunately, she was based in New Jersey so was able to access care close to home. For millions of women, this is no longer an option.
