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Emergency Appeal: Save Our Helpline

We need your help to save our helpline. We need to raise £50,000 by the end of April to cover the increasing costs of helping people travel for an abortion. Over 2024 and into this year, calls – and costs – have been increasing.

Donate today to help the next person who calls the Abortion Support Network helpline.

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Stylist: Stella Creasy: Pro-life campaign against MP backfires as donations to pro-choice charity surge

 

After a pro-life campaign group launched a campaign against MP … Continued

Malta Today: 43 Maltese women sought overseas abortion information, NGO says

 

“It’s appalling that when faced with an unwanted or non-viable … Continued

Love In Malta: 43 Women From Malta Have Sought An Abortion Abroad Since February 2019, Hundreds More Seek Tablets Online

 

“These numbers show what activists have known for years – … Continued

TheJournal.ie: Large crowds take to the streets of Dublin for this year’s March for Choice

 

Today, ‘No one left behind’ is the Abortion Rights Campaign’s … Continued

ARC: Mara Clarke: The law and resulting provision are leaving too many people behind

 

Don’t get me wrong. Any person resident in Ireland who … Continued

Press Release: 43 women from Malta contact British charity for abortion help while 100s more seek tablets online.

 

For Release 27th September 2019   43 women from Malta … Continued

Belfast Telegraph: Rally for Choice organisers ‘delighted’ with council’s support for Belfast march

 

While travelling abroad to access abortion is possible for some … Continued

Independent: Poland has some of the strictest abortion laws. This German NGO has a solution

 

“I wouldn’t like a future where groups like ours are … Continued

Vice: the irish youth protesting some of the world’s strictest abortion laws

 

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Marie Claire: Why the abortion debate is now focusing on Northern Ireland

 

“‘Every bit of research shows that banning abortion doesn’t stop … Continued