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Aborto es justicia reproductiva

Mexico

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We will not allow the rollback of our rights

Last week, deputies from Mexico’s right-wing political party Acción Nacional (PAN) approved an amendment to the penal code to limit access to abortion from 12 to 6 weeks. This is a grave violation of the principle of non-regression of human rights for women and people who have abortions.
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Aborto es justicia reproductiva

We will not allow the rollback of our rights

05 September 2024

Last week, deputies from Mexico’s right-wing political party Acción Nacional (PAN) approved an amendment to the penal code to limit access to abortion from 12 to 6 weeks. This is a grave violation of the principle of non-regression of human rights for women and people who have abortions.

Aborto es justicia reproductiva

We will not allow the rollback of our rights

05 September 2024

Last week, deputies from Mexico’s right-wing political party Acción Nacional (PAN) approved an amendment to the penal code to limit access to abortion from 12 to 6 weeks. This is a grave violation of the principle of non-regression of human rights for women and people who have abortions.

Beyond this troubling context, we cannot ignore the disproportionate impact on women—in all their diversity—and other vulnerable populations. Women, LGBTIQ+ individuals, sex workers, people living with HIV, youth, and displaced communities bear the brunt of slow progress in implementing the Montevideo Consensus.

Closing inequality gaps in Latin America and the Caribbean is possible

11 July 2024

"To leave no one behind, count on all people" is the theme of this year's World Population Day. But what does it mean to count all people? And how can we ensure that we do?

Beyond this troubling context, we cannot ignore the disproportionate impact on women—in all their diversity—and other vulnerable populations. Women, LGBTIQ+ individuals, sex workers, people living with HIV, youth, and displaced communities bear the brunt of slow progress in implementing the Montevideo Consensus.

Closing inequality gaps in Latin America and the Caribbean is possible

11 July 2024

"To leave no one behind, count on all people" is the theme of this year's World Population Day. But what does it mean to count all people? And how can we ensure that we do?

Día de Acción Global por la Salud de las Mujeres

Women's health in the age of climate change

28 May 2024

As we commemorate International Day of Action for Women's Health, can you imagine a world where all women are free to make decisions about their sexuality and well-being?

Día de Acción Global por la Salud de las Mujeres

Women's health in the age of climate change

28 May 2024

As we commemorate International Day of Action for Women's Health, can you imagine a world where all women are free to make decisions about their sexuality and well-being?

Aborto es justicia reproductiva

We will not allow the rollback of our rights

05 September 2024

Last week, deputies from Mexico’s right-wing political party Acción Nacional (PAN) approved an amendment to the penal code to limit access to abortion from 12 to 6 weeks. This is a grave violation of the principle of non-regression of human rights for women and people who have abortions.

Aborto es justicia reproductiva

We will not allow the rollback of our rights

05 September 2024

Last week, deputies from Mexico’s right-wing political party Acción Nacional (PAN) approved an amendment to the penal code to limit access to abortion from 12 to 6 weeks. This is a grave violation of the principle of non-regression of human rights for women and people who have abortions.

Beyond this troubling context, we cannot ignore the disproportionate impact on women—in all their diversity—and other vulnerable populations. Women, LGBTIQ+ individuals, sex workers, people living with HIV, youth, and displaced communities bear the brunt of slow progress in implementing the Montevideo Consensus.

Closing inequality gaps in Latin America and the Caribbean is possible

11 July 2024

"To leave no one behind, count on all people" is the theme of this year's World Population Day. But what does it mean to count all people? And how can we ensure that we do?

Beyond this troubling context, we cannot ignore the disproportionate impact on women—in all their diversity—and other vulnerable populations. Women, LGBTIQ+ individuals, sex workers, people living with HIV, youth, and displaced communities bear the brunt of slow progress in implementing the Montevideo Consensus.

Closing inequality gaps in Latin America and the Caribbean is possible

11 July 2024

"To leave no one behind, count on all people" is the theme of this year's World Population Day. But what does it mean to count all people? And how can we ensure that we do?

Día de Acción Global por la Salud de las Mujeres

Women's health in the age of climate change

28 May 2024

As we commemorate International Day of Action for Women's Health, can you imagine a world where all women are free to make decisions about their sexuality and well-being?

Día de Acción Global por la Salud de las Mujeres

Women's health in the age of climate change

28 May 2024

As we commemorate International Day of Action for Women's Health, can you imagine a world where all women are free to make decisions about their sexuality and well-being?