‘It is not a crime’: The women behind North’s abortion law change
Pro-choice campaigners say there is much yet to do, but for now they are celebrating
Denying women access to legitimate choices and hope
A UK council thinks women should be protected from people offering leaflets on abortion
Woman who died after abortion was discharged despite vomiting, inquest told
Aisha Chithira travelled from Ireland to England for termination in January 2012
Breda O’Brien: Making abortion safe, legal and rare is impossible
Our solution to the abuse and poverty of women cannot be ending young human lives
Closure of Marie Stopes Belfast clinic ends five years of hostility
Anti-abortion protesters abused, intimidated and harassed clinic clients, say staff
'Being Sydney Rose was the best and worst year of my life'
Brianna Parkins on dealing with the fallout of her abortion stand at the Rose of Tralee
Belfast anti-abortion protester claims police breached human rights
Woman was unlawfully issued with harassment warning notices, High Court hears
‘Every option’ promised to ensure reliable pregnancy counselling
Anti-abortion clinic tells woman termination leads to increased risk of breast cancer
American anti-abortion clinic opens in Belfast
Clinic to provide ‘tangible help’ for women facing crisis pregnancies, US congressman says
Police question woman arrested near Marie Stopes clinic in Belfast
Arrest follows “allegation of an assault on another woman” on July 17th
Trial date set for doctor, nurses over abortion death
African woman living in Ireland died after procedure in London
Anti-abortion campaigner wins harassment conviction appeal
Bernadette Smyth’s conviction for pestering former Marie Stopes clinic head overturned
Breda O’Brien: Tragic that Amnesty now prioritises undermining the right to life
‘An equal right to life is a much more basic and foundational concept than Constitutional recognition of a loving relationship’
Medics face trial after Irish woman dies after abortion
Woman travelled from Ireland to London when she was 22 weeks pregnant for abortion
Amnesty calls for reform of ‘draconian’ NI abortion law
Legislation in North breaches Britain’s ‘international human rights obligations’
Northern Ireland abortion law can be challenged, court rules
Human Rights Commission issued proceedings against the Department of Justice
Date set for NI anti-abortion campaigner’s harrassment conviction appeal
Bernadette Smyth has been ordered to stop pestering Marie Stopes clinic director
Anti-abortionist guilty of harassing Marie Stopes director
Bernadette Smyth (51) convicted of harassing director of Northern Irish clinic
Court rules Northern Ireland women not entitled to free abortions in England
High Court ruling to be appealed
Law preventing NI women accessing free abortions upheld
Five of 1,000 procedures carried out on NI women in England in 2011 were free on NHS
Northern Ireland’s protests, parades and past – and a party president with no plans to go away
It was a bad year for Gerry Adams, but the North has experienced many much worse years
It’s not the first time the North’s Attorney General has strayed a little from his brief
Opinion: If John Larkin’s views were not conservative on hot-button issues it is likely he would be regarded with less indulgence
Pro-choice campaigners ignoring threats to women’s lives posed by abortion
Attitudes appear to be hardening to the degree that any abortion must be facilitated
Death shows need for abortion services, family planning organisation says
IFPA chief executive says fatality shows Irish health system is ‘turning its back on women’
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