abortion

Veracruz could have joined Oaxaca and Mexico City as the third state in the country to have more progressive abortion policies.

The U.S. Supreme Court has produced a mixed bag of results striking down propositions from the Trump administration’s antiquated beliefs.

I fight for my hermanas Latinas’ rights to abortion because I believe in freedom. Reproductive freedom means the ability to determine our future.

While the trend in Latin America and the rest of the world is to expand reproductive rights as human rights, the trend in the United States is increasingly regressive.

"My Body, My Decision" is the organization's new campaign to join forces with the Hispanic community in the face of government attacks on abortion and reproductive health.

Myths, cultural constructs, and contradictions dominate the way in which the Latin American community addresses the issue of abortion.

More than half a million Latinxs are left at risk after Planned Parenthood’s withdrawal from Title X.

Eight big players in the film industry have threatened to boycott all film production in the state if the law is approved.

Milano is speaking up about legal abortion in America, and people are listening, whether they agree with her somewhat outrageous stances or not.

The Heartbeat Bills trying to find their way up into the Supreme Court: Why legal abortion in Roe vs. Wade became mainstream again.

The largest coalition of Hispanics in the government has raised its voice against Judge Brett Kavanaugh's nomination to the Supreme Court, arguing an imminent danger to the Latino community and to the entire country.

The nomination of Judge Brett Kavanaugh to the Supreme Court by President Trump sparked a wave of strong opposition that spilled out onto the floor of his confirmation hearing.

A single mother of two, Rebeca Mendes, 31, has become the public face of the fight to decriminalize abortion in Brazil.

On Sunday, representatives from various organizations demanded "the immediate guarantee of health, life, dignity and integrity of women through the decriminalization of abortion in extreme circumstances."

After the unexpected announcement of Justice Anthony Kennedy regarding his retirement, President Donald Trump now has the possibility of nominating a second judge to the Supreme Court within just 18 months as president. The options for his replacement have alerted Democrats, who warn of the danger of the nation's highest court being deeply conservative for generations.