Fragmentation and Resistance: the Face of Feminist Struggle for Abortion Access in Mexico
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Fragmentation and resistance: the face of feminist struggle for abortion access in Mexico
By Ana Báez Mexico City (EFE).- Ninety years after the push for abortion decriminalization began in Mexico, a small group of women gathered on Monday in the capital to call for unity within a fragmented feminist movement. They warned that reproductive rights remain a privilege and noted that «the far right is advancing» across the ... Leer más
Fragmentation and Resistance, the Face of the Feminist Struggle for Abortion in Mexico
19 years after the decriminalization of abortion in Mexico City, women claim debts and revictimization that continue to claim lives.
Hundreds of women have protested in central Mexico City, demanding legal, safe and free access to abortion across the country. The protesters are also calling for decriminalization in states where restrictions remain, stressing that the issue remains taboo. The article Abortion protests in Mexico was originally published on AlphaTV.
90 years after starting the struggle for abortion in Mexico, feminist collectives marched in CDMX to demand unity in the face of the medical and penal lag in the country. Fragmentation and resistance, the face of the feminist struggle for abortion in Mexico was first published in La Voz de Michoacán.
The 28S march mobilized hundreds of women in Mexico City’s Historic Center to demand legal, safe and free abortion throughout the country. Protesters advanced on May 5th Street in corner with Bolívar on their way to the capital’s Zócalo. The mobilization was part of the Global Day of Action for Access to Legal and Safe Abortion activities.
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