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Shadow Letter: Mexico_CEDAW_2002_English

Shadow Letter: Mexico_CEDAW_2002_English

Latin America & Caribbean, Mexico, Accountability Bodies, United Nations,Reporting on Rights,Documents

Concluding Observations: Mexico_CEDAW_2006_English

Concluding Observations: Mexico_CEDAW_2006_English

Latin America & Caribbean, Mexico, Accountability Bodies, United Nations,Reporting on Rights,Documents

Shadow Letter: Mexico_CEDAW_2006_English

Concluding Observations: Mexico_CEDAW_2006_English

Latin America & Caribbean, Mexico, Accountability Bodies, United Nations,Reporting on Rights,Documents

Shadow Report: Mexico_CEDAW_1997_Spanish

Shadow Report: Mexico_CEDAW_1997_Spanish

Latin America & Caribbean, Mexico, Accountability Bodies, United Nations,Reporting on Rights,Documents

Concluding Observations: Mexico_CEDAW_1997_English

Concluding Observations: Mexico_CEDAW_1997_English

Latin America & Caribbean, Mexico, Accountability Bodies, United Nations,Reporting on Rights,Documents

Shadow Report: Mexico_CEDAW_1997_English

Concluding Observations: Mexico_CEDAW_1997_English

Latin America & Caribbean, Mexico, Accountability Bodies, United Nations,Reporting on Rights,Documents

Mexico Supreme Court Upholds Mexico City Abortion Law

Court Joins Global Trend of Loosening Restrictions on Abortion NEW YORK - Today in an 8 to 3 groundbreaking vote, Mexico's Supreme Court upheld Mexico City's law making abortion legal in the first trimester, ruling [...]

Abortion, Legal Protections,Latin America & Caribbean, Mexico,Engaging Policymakers, Around the World,News

Linking HIV and Reproductive Rights

The Center Spotlights Reproductive Rights at the XVII International AIDS Conference Human rights, including reproductive rights, must be at the center of the fight against HIV/AIDS. The Center for Reproductive Rights will be taking that [...]

Legal Restrictions, Adolescent SRHR, HIV/AIDS, Discriminatory Policies, Right to Care, Maternal Health, Coercive Policies,Africa, Kenya, Latin America & Caribbean, Mexico,At the United Nations, Engaging Policymakers,News

Reproductive rights are human rights.

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Center for Reproductive Rights Statement on Senate’s Vote to Repeal the Global Gag Rule

The Center for Reproductive Rights calls on President Bush to sign the bill repealing the Global Gag Rule. The President has repeatedly stated his commitment to cultivating democracy abroad and should therefore, take this opportunity [...]

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The Center for Reproductive Rights Commends Mexico City for New Law Legalizing Abortion in First Trimester

Vote Follows Important Decisions Acknowledging Reproductive Rights As Human Rights Tuesday, April 24, 2007, New York, NY USA -- Today Mexico City's legislature voted to make abortion legal in the first trimester, a landmark decision [...]

Abortion,Latin America & Caribbean, Mexico,Engaging Policymakers, Around the World,News

Mexico Admits Responsibility for Denying Child Rape Victim’s Rights

Landmark Settlement Reached in Case of 13-year-old Mexican Rape Victim Denied Abortion Washington, DC, March 8, -- the Center for Reproductive Rights and its partners in Mexico, Alaide Foppa and GIRE (Information Group on Reproductive [...]

Abortion, Legal Restrictions, Adolescent SRHR,Latin America & Caribbean, Mexico,In the Courts,News

For First Time in NCLR’s History, Briefing on Reproductive Rights of Hispanic Women to be Held at Annual Conference

For the first time since the creation of the National Council of La Raza, two organizations focused on women's reproductive rights issues will host a briefing on the reproductive advancement of Latinas during La Raza's [...]

Maternal Health, Access to Quality Care,Latin America & Caribbean, Mexico,Engaging Policymakers, Around the World,News

Paulina: Five Years Later (Spanish)

In 1999, 13-year-old Paulina Ramírez became pregnant after she was raped by an intruder in her home in Mexicali, Mexico. Soon after discovering that she was pregnant, Paulina sought an abortion. According to state legislation, [...]

Abortion, Legal Protections, Legal Restrictions,Latin America & Caribbean, Mexico,Reporting on Rights,Publications

Reproductive rights are human rights.

Help us ensure that every government around the world guarantees them.