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Kenya’s young people are shaping sexual and gender-based violence law
Young people have helped pass a new law supporting survivors of sexual and gender-based violence in their community.
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Explained: The global rise in anti-abortion protests and ‘40 Days for Life’
Learn about rising anti-abortion movements and protests, and anti-choice tactics. Learn about their impact on reproductive healthcare globally.
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Project 2025: The Impact on Abortion, LGBTQ+ and Women’s Rights
What is Project 2025? Explore its potential impact on abortion rights, reproductive healthcare, women’s rights, and LGBTQ protections.
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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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Why we’re amplifying reproductive rights on the global stage at UNGA 2025
Discover how MSI Reproductive Choices is strengthening its UN advocacy at UNGA 2025 to protect global reproductive rights and expand access to care.
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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 $9.7M worth of contraception being destroyed by the US government?
The US is destroying $9.7m of taxpayer-funded contraceptives – learn why and how to help.
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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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Securing sustainable change for women: the impact of WISH
WISH is delivering long-term change for women, by equipping governments to provide quality healthcare for years to come. The goal is in sight, but only if current funding is protected.
