As we signal on March 28, World Action Day for the destabilization of abortions, SRHM participates in a global movement to eliminate stigma and discrimination in health care and addressing narratives, laws, policies and policies that continue to abortions.
Abortion is a recognized and essential part of health care and access to safe abortion is a matter of fundamental human rights.
However, the stigma continues to form laws and policies worldwide, often under the guise of moral, “security” or tradition.
In fact, these restrictions have its roots in patriarchal control, misinformation and misinformation and ideological agendas that contradict women and all human rights to access safe abortion services without fear, stigma, violence and discrimination.
By the return of Trump administration In 2025, the stigma of abortions was re -installed through a renewed global GAG rule, the restoration of SRHR programs and the strategic spread of misinformation and misinformation.
At a recent meeting hosted by SRHM and the Guttmacher InstituteExperts warned that politicized and ideologically controlled data systems make it more difficult to create and implement reliability, supplying a global environment where the stigma thrives and care.
Today, appreciated 753 million women live by restrictive abortion laws and around 45% of abortions are not safe. Deaths from safe abortion are negligible, <1/100 000. On the other hand, in areas where unsafe abortions are common, mortality rates are high, at> 200/100 000 abortions. Estimates from 2012 show that only in developing countries, 7 million women per year were treated in hospital facilities for unsafe abortion complications.
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And while over 60 countries and territories have liberated their abortion laws that provide the basis for access to safe abortions over the last 30 years, legal change is not enough. Abortation services in many of these contexts remain surrounded by stigma, discrimination and unnecessary obstacles.
Access to safe, legal, high quality abortion services allows individuals to exercise and enjoy their rights to health, non -distinction, privacy and self -determination.
Sexual and Reproductive Health Issues (SRHM) are a world organization associated with a scientific, highly renowned journal in the field of sexual and reproductive health (SRH) that provides an independent voice, has a long -term reputation, reliable reputation and reputation and reputation.
Our mission is shaped by an understanding that the knowledge based on rights and evidence is power.
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