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UK Aid Cuts: New analysis shows why sexual and reproductive health must be protected
A new report reveals the devastating implications that further UK aid cuts will have on women and girls’ health, lives and bodily autonomy around the world.
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Life-saving care for women in Yemen living through a ‘forgotten war’
The MSI Yemen team need urgent support to continue saving lives and supporting women in crisis.
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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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Defending reproductive rights in the face of aid cuts
MSI’s programmes and partners are grappling with unprecedented cuts to international aid. Our frontline teams are doing all they can to be there for women and girls now.
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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 comment on JD Vance’s attacks on abortion clinic Safe Access Zones
MSI responds to comments from US Vice President, JD Vance, attacking ‘Safe Access Zones’, which protect those providing and accessing abortion care outside clinics in England, Scotland and Wales.
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New partnership with the Gates Foundation will transform access for underserved communities in Nigeria, Ethiopia and Niger
Three MSI country programmes are celebrating transformative investments from the Gates Foundation.
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‘Don’t the Lives of Women and Girls Matter?’: MSI in the New York Times
New York Times journalist Nicholas Kristof wrote about the impact of Trump’s incoming policies on the lives of women and girls globally.
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The Vagina Privacy Network: Impact and Awards
Our digital defence guidance is reaching people across the world who need it, receiving 231 million impressions globally and several industry award nominations.
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Critical new health project, WISH 2 Lot 1, will expand reproductive choice in West and Central Africa
MSI Reproductive Choices and its partners announce a critical new health project, WISH 2 Lot 1, which will bring quality sexual and reproductive healthcare services to millions of women and girls across six countries in West and Central Africa.
