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…an important and continuing focus for Ipas. This has led to groundbreaking work such as involvement in the “Green Wave” movement which is liberalizing abortion laws in Argentina, Mexico and…

Latin America and the Caribbean

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This regional program works with partners across Latin America and the Caribbean to make high-quality sexual and reproductive

‘This is a fight without borders’

…United States as the “gold standard” for protections around abortion, but we’ve seen that changing over the last few decades. The “green wave” movement through Latin and Central America has…

Global News

…the reversal of Roe v. Wade will have on the health of American women  July 11, 2022 Ms. Magazine Passing the Green Torch To Our Sisters: How the Green Wave

Mifepristona y misoprostol: régimen recomendado

(Green et al., 2007). Después de la expulsión fetal, se permitió la expulsión espontánea de la placenta; se realizó intervención operativa solo en casos de sangrado excesivo después de la…

Misoprostol solo: régimen recomendado

…de embarazos entre 18 y 23 semanas de gestación (Green et al., 2007). Después de la expulsión fetal, se permitió la expulsión espontánea de la placenta; se realizó intervención operativa…

United States

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In June 2022, the United States Supreme Court overturned Roe v. Wade, which had guaranteed the constitutional right

Misoprostol only: Recommended regimen

…of misoprostol to induce abortion for pregnancies between 18-23 weeks gestation (Green et al., 2007). Following fetal expulsion, the placenta was allowed to expel spontaneously; operative intervention was performed only…

Mifepristone and misoprostol: Recommended regimen

…between 18-23 weeks gestation (Green et al., 2007). Following fetal expulsion, the placenta was allowed to expel spontaneously; operative intervention was performed only for excessive bleeding following fetal expulsion or…

Noor’s story

In August 2017, the brutal wave of violence directed at the Rohingya community in Myanmar reached the home of Noor (a pseudonym). Her husband was at the mosque, while

Azeda’s story

Azeda is in her early 20s. She fled Myanmar in September 2017 to escape the wave of violence against the Rohingya community. But soon after she and her three