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British women are buying abortion pills online - and could face life imprisonmentDid you know that the UK has the harshest punishment for self-induced abortion of any country in Europe, bar Ireland? And, that an increasing number of women are now buying illegal abortion pills online.
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This Oklahoma anti-abortion bill wants men to approve all abortionsReport Oklahoma is pushing an anti-abortion bill that will have Donald Trump beaming, and women everywhere terrified
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'Sexism still rules politics' says Harriet Harman MPOpinion As her new memoir lifts the lid on life as Britain's longest continuously serving female MP, Harriet Harman tells us why right now is the time for women to rise up and be counted
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#HandsOffOurRights: Across the globe women’s basic reproductive rights are under attack.Opinion Marie Claire UK's Editor in Chief, Trish Halpin, explains why we've launched a new campaign #HandsOffOurRights to fight back
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#HandsOffOurRights: Marie Claire editors unite around the fight to protect women's rightsHere are 6 reasons why you should get on board this International Women's Day and make your voice heard
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"I had to abort my disabled baby in America, but women like me could soon be criminalised"British-born Sarah Ivens, who faced an agonising decision over her unborn baby in the US argues why America's move towards total abortion bans in some states should worry women everywhere
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The sex ed heroes taking on TrumpReport As Donald Trump signs away the reproductive rights of women worldwide, these global sex education champions are taking matters into their own hands
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#WomensMarch: 11 reasons why we marchedReport With Saturday marking the biggest international march in history: a protest against the now President Donald Trump, 11 women involved explain why they took to the streets...
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The best banners from #WomensMarchReport As 100,000 people turn out for the Women's March in London, we look back on the most badass banners helping to spread the women's equality message
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Why celebs are queueing up for the Women's March, but not the inauguration...The list of stars attending the Women’s March on Washington this Saturday, grows longer by the day. In fact, it’s almost as long as the list of celebs who have reportedly refused to perform at Trump’s inauguration celebrations.
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Why marching works: The women who marched and won in 2016This Saturday, 21st January, women all over the world will descend on their city streets and march in their thousands for the first major demonstration of 2017. It comes after a year that saw street protests gain popularity across the world. Here's our pick of the best.
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'Why I'm going to the Women's March in Washington'Report One New York woman travelling to The United States Capitol tells her story
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The Women's March : Everything you need to know…and how to prepareReport Planning on coming to the Women's March on London this Saturday? Check out this 8 point guide
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Celebrities supporting London's Women's March on social mediaReport The Women’s March is set to take place on January 21, the day after President-elect Donald Trump is inaugurated and women, men, and celebrities all over the world will be walking in sister marches.
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These women have had enough of Ireland's abortion ban
Report We meet a group of Irish women determined to bring about change
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Here's what you can do this Christmas to campaign for free, safe and legal abortion in IrelandReport As 11 women every day travel from Ireland to Great Britain for safe abortion treatment, a powerful new campaign highlights their journey
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