How abortion rights advocates cleared the name of Manuela in a landmark case in El Salvador
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2022 U.S. government funding bill retains harmful abortion restrictions
New abortion guidance from WHO
Provider as Champion: Pakistan
Registration of abortion pills as essential medicine: a critical step on the road to access
Statement Following the Senate’s Vote on the Women’s Health Protection Act
Community support for abortion care: Putting women’s lives over politics in Uganda
In the beautiful Tororo District of Eastern Uganda, where Tororo Rock rises in the distance, you can find the Petta Health Centre III—an Ipas supported-facility where clients come from across the region to receive comprehensive and caring abortion services from an Ipas-trained provider.
Ipas remembers Walter Dellinger, brilliant legal mind and global champion for reproductive rights
Ipas mourns the passing of Dr. Eddie Mhlanga, a fearless advocate for abortion rights
For South African women and girls at risk of unsafe abortion, sexual abuse or HIV/AIDS, there was no better ally than Dr. Eddie Mhlanga, who recently passed away.
As climate change strikes again in Southern Africa, Ipas prepares to respond to reproductive health needs
In the wake of tropical cyclone Ana, which has killed more than 80 people in Southern Africa, Ipas teams in Malawi, Mozambique and Zambia are preparing a coordinated response to ensure that reproductive health care, including access to postabortion care and contraception, remains available to women and girls affected by the storm.
We are partners for reproductive justice
Countries around the world continue to advance abortion rights. In the United States, it’s a different story.
Impact of COVID-19 motivates youth leader to support access to abortion care ‘more than ever’
Rina Pradhan is a youth leader working in rural communities of Jharkhand. After receiving training from the Ipas Development Foundation (IDF), she began conducting community and school-level meetings to provide information on accessing safe, timely sexual and reproductive health services.
Reproductive freedom in the U.S. hangs by a thread
In the face of COVID-19 and gender-based violence, Ipas DRC is helping sustain access to reproductive health care
During COVID-19, women and girls around the world have faced a surge in gender-based violence (GBV) linked to lockdowns and stay-at-home orders issued by governments in response to the pandemic.
Why we need to make reproductive justice part of the climate conversation and our climate action plan
In the coastal town of Joal in Senegal, the community are dependent on the sea for everything from their food to their livelihoods. But a reduction in rainfall, plus an influx of sea water and algae, caused by rising sea levels and erosion, means that many species of fish that used to flourish in the mangroves no longer do so.
