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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’s “Pillboard” celebrates the power of choice in New York
MSI’s new #ChoiceWeek campaign celebrates the power of choice.
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MSI statement on the $9.7 million of USAID contraceptive supplies
“If this contraception is destroyed, it would be an outrageous act of cruelty.”
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Why is the US government destroying contraceptives worth millions of taxpayer dollars?
Learn what’s happening and what we can do to stop these contraceptives being destroyed.
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A girl’s wish to finish school
When a teenage girl wants to get an education and finish school, nothing should get in her way. For 19-year-old Adadechei, it wasn’t that simple.
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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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Global voices: A Pacific Islander’s mission to bring contraception to women who’ve never had it
Norefa is a nurse in an outreach team based in the Morobe province of Papua New Guinea, travelling to remote areas to provide life-changing contraception. He describes what a month in his life looks like.
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Menstruation & Contraception: Why MSI talks about menstrual health
Understanding menstrual health is central to women being empowered around their reproductive health and choices.
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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.
