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Progress is winning: the US is restricting abortion rights but most other countries are doing the opposite
Spot the odd-one-out. While the US is poised to overturn ‘Roe Vs Wade’—a decision that made abortion legal 50 years ago—the vast majority of other countries have been working to increase access to abortion.
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What America can learn from countries where abortion has been liberalised
We speak to MSI abortion providers in Cambodia, Ethiopia, and Nepal about the difference legalising abortion has made in each of their countries.
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5 Essentials to Safely Self-Manage a Medical Abortion
Self-management of medical abortion can be a powerful tool for expanding access to safe abortion. In this blog, we share five key insights informed by our work around the world on how to support the safe self-management of abortion.
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Banchi Dessalegn: My vision for MSI Africa
In February, Banchi Dessalegn Ph.D. was appointed as MSI Reproductive Choices Director of Africa. In this article, Banchi shares her motivations for taking on the role and her vision for delivering reproductive choice across the region.
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The path towards gender equality begins with reproductive choice
This International Women’s Day, MSIs Advocacy Manager for Ghana, Esi Prah, explains that gender equality – whether in Ghana or globally – can only be achieved with access to sexual and reproductive healthcare and rights.
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How we partnered with the Ugandan government to transform contraceptive choice
If we are to realise a world where everyone has reproductive choice, holistic partnerships across the health system will be vital. In Uganda, our government partnership programme has shown that by taking an integrated approach to health system strengthening, we can transform access to contraceptive choice.
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Why we need to make reproductive justice part of the climate conversation and action plan
While climate change threatens everyone, women and girls are disproportionately impacted especially in the world’s poorest countries.
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Nothing about us without us – 3 lessons on delivering disability inclusive reproductive healthcare
Everyone deserves the right to make their own choices about their bodies and their futures. Yet, many people with disabilities are still denied that choice. This International Day for Disabled Persons, we're shining a light on how we can deliver healthcare that is truly inclusive, with three lessons we learned on delivering sexual and reproductive…
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Three ways the climate crisis impacts reproductive choice
During times of crisis, access to reproductive choice is essential. By ensuring women and girls can continue to access sexual and reproductive healthcare services, we can support those on the frontline to adapt and prevent unintended pregnancy while navigating the crisis. Here are three ways that the climate crisis impacts reproductive choice and why it’s…
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Putting clients first: Empowering choice with client-centred care
Sexual and reproductive healthcare is personal. That means that the person best placed to make decisions about their body and their future is the client themselves. Learn about how MSI works to empower clients to make the reproductive choices that are right for them.