As we wrap up up 2025, this list of global wins on reproductive rights is a reminder that there’s lots to celebrate.
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Protected: Two Sides of the Same Coin: President Trump’s Implementation of Project 2025
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Meet changemakers
Breana Lipscomb Advances Equitable Maternal Care in the U.S.
When the Law Turned Its Back: The Women Behind Zurawski v. Texas
Carmen Cecilia Martínez López Strikes Down Forced Motherhood at the UN
Center Drives Landmark Law Expanding Health Care Access for Adolescents in Rwanda
New law makes sexual and reproductive health services accessible to Rwandan adolescents without parental consent and, for the first time, establishes a…
UN Committee Issues Recommendations to Rwanda
In March 2013, the Center for Reproductive Rights submitted its first-ever shadow letter on Rwanda to the United Nations Committee on Economic,…
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