Abortion access is a critical issue worldwide, as womens right to choose is continuously under threat. Recent legislation restrictions and stigma have further exacerbated the challenges faced by individuals seeking abortion services. Petitions on this topic advocate for safe and accessible abortion options, addressing barriers such as cost, location, and legal restrictions.
Notable petitions include calls to protect abortion rights, expand access to reproductive healthcare, and support healthcare providers who offer abortion services. One petition with over 1 million signatures urges governments to uphold and expand abortion rights, highlighting the impact of restrictive policies on womens health and autonomy.
Join the movement to ensure that every person has the right to make choices about their own bodies. Stand up for abortion access and support initiatives that promote reproductive justice for all individuals. Together, we can make a difference in advancing this fundamental human right.
9 supporters are talking about petitions related to Abortion Access!
I hate how states are taking away a woman's right to to choose what to do with a baby. Most abortions are in the first 10 weeks, where the baby is near the size of a pea. Abortions that are over 20 weeks were wanted, but had to happen. The woman carrying the baby should have a right to choose what to do with it. Abortion is healthcare.
Having a child almost killed me last time. No one is getting abortions voluntary after 15 weeks when it's still looks like a spiderweb of snot! And those that are getting late term abortion don't want to but either the child has already passes or it's going to kill the ALREADY ALIVE WOMAN OR GIRL! We need a safe option! Something we don't have to travel cross country for!
Many women will die or be put into direct harm if this bull passes. It’s disgusting how our infrastructure and education system consistently fail yet SC lawmakers focus on further marginalizing and punishing women more than they already do.
No one has any control over another person's body. And to ban all abortion is to put women in danger if they miscarry, have a ectopic pregnancy, or start having live threatening health issues. We need good, dependable helath care; religion should never play a part in this system as it corrupts it. Consider the helath if those who will suffer. Women should get another chance to be mom's if they cannot at first, not be punished. You never know why we do something so difficult because it is no one's business. In the end, abortions save lives. Taking that away only increases the female death rate. You'll never stop them happening, this will only make it more secret and dangerous.
When the embryo is NOT viable outside the womb, it is part of the women's body! So, your attempted/current abortion laws are untenable. The government cannot tell a citizen what to do with her body! There are zero laws affecting a man's body.
You want to make the fetus a "ward of the state" but want to house it in a woman's body against her will. The absurdity of this can not be overstated.
I don't like abortions, but I recognize that they are often necessary for the life of the mother or that the fetus is unsound. Moreover, a woman should not be required to carry the fetus of her rapist. A 12 yo little girl should not be required to carry a baby to term. Carrying to term your sister or step sister or brother should not be the role of a child.
Healthcare is a necessity not something to be played with. If you want to give a man the right to sue over a not viable potential life, a woman or family should be able to sue the legislature that contributed to her medical trauma or death related to a pregnancy. Not all women want to become a mother or should for different reasons, this is her decision not yours.
Medical treatment is between a patient and medical provider.
Signed a mother by choice, nurse, and wife by choice.
Women are human beings, not walking incubators. Passing bills like these has never been about the potential children, they are about controlling women and making sure we stay second class citizens.