The National Health Authority of China has said that the nation will be discouraging abortions in order to boost its birth rate. China currently has one of the lowest birth rates in the world and the authorities are looking to remedy the situation by implementing new measures like tax reliefs and making fertility treatment more accessible.

China to discourage abortions, offer benefits in bid to improve birth rate

The age of the internet leaves behind a digital trail which could be dangerous for women of America. After the overturning of Roe versus Wade, abortion is already illegal in a few states but what's even more concerning is that people could be arrested for even a simple google search about abortions.

US: The future of digital privacy for women, online privacy in a post-roe world

Staying in the US, a Nebraska woman has been charged for helping her teenage daughter to terminate her pregnancy at around 24 weeks. Investigators uncovered Facebook messages in which the two discussed using medication.

Terminated pregnancy at 24 weeks, Nebraska teen and mother charged for abortion

Authorities in Nebraska have charged a mother and her teenage daughter with felonies after they allegedly performed an illegal home abortion and then tried to burn and bury the foetus, which the expectant girl allegedly referred to as a “thing” she wanted “out of her body”.

American mother and teen daughter charged after illegal abortion

Globally, access to abortion has increased during the past 25 years. According to the Center for Reproductive Rights, a group that fights for women's access to an abortion, about 50 countries have increased the conditions under which a woman can request the surgery.

Data Map: How access to Abortion has changed globally

US President Joe Biden signed an executive order which will make it easier for women to travel out of state for an abortion, this comes as some states banned abortion.

'Women's health, lives are on the line,' Joe Biden signs new executive order on abortion

Tuesday's Kansas primary served as a referendum on abortion rights in the US. The first electoral test of US abortion rights since Roe vs Wade was struck down by the Supreme Court saw a record number of people turn up to exercise their franchise.

Kansas votes overwhelmingly in favor of abortion rights

US President Joe Biden will sign a second executive order on Wednesday to protect abortion rights, The Guardian reported. Notably, the US Supreme Court had struck down the constitutional right to abortion in June.

Biden to sign second executive order to safeguard abortion rights

The aftermath of the United States Supreme Court overturning the Roe v Wade judgement has seen a number of states enforcing “trigger laws” regarding abortion laws.

Indiana Senate passes near-total abortion ban after closely fought vote

The referendum in Kansas over abortion rights is significant for more than one reason. It is part of the first wave of similar votes that will decided whether the state governments will have the right to enforce tough rules around abortion in the aftermath of the United States Supreme Court overturning the Roe v Wade judgement.

Kansas to be the first state to vote on abortion rights since Roe v Wade overturn

Since the Supreme Court restored the national right to the procedure, at least 43 facilities around the country have ceased performing abortions, according to research released on Thursday.

43 US facilities have ceased performing abortions in past month, reveals study

On June 24th, 2022, American women not only lost their right to a safe abortion, many say they lost the autonomy they had on their own bodies. Since then, unfortunately, many disheartening news stories have come to light, like that of a 10 years old rape victim having to travel 385 kilometres (200+ miles) for an abortion.

Roe v. Wade: Google location history of women remains vulnerable; YouTube to censor false videos on abortion

YouTube removes content that offers instructions on unsafe abortion methods, as well as false claims about abortion safety. Additionally, YouTube is adding an information panel under abortion-related videos and above associated search results.

YouTube removes misleading content on abortion procedures

The Supreme Court on Thursday allowed an unmarried woman whose relationship status changed during the pregnancy to abort her 24-week baby, highlighting the fact that a legal disparity between a married and an unmarried woman should have no influence on the ability to carry out the procedure.

India SC permits abortion at 24 weeks, says can't bar unmarried woman from having one

At least 34 people have been arrested, out of which 16 are Democrat lawmakers at a pro-abortion rights demonstration near the US Capitol Hill.

US: At least 34 arrested near Capitol Hill at a pro-abortion rally

Following the momentous Roe v Wade decision last month, several prominent Democratic members of Congress were detained on Wednesday during an abortion rights rally in front of the supreme court.

Watch| AOC arrested during abortion rights protest in New York, fakes being handcuffed

The attorney general of Indiana announced on Thursday that he was looking into whether the Indiana doctor who performed an abortion on a 10-year-old Ohio rape victim complied with state regulations requiring doctors to report pregnancy terminations and possible child abuse cases.

Indiana doctor who performed abortion on 10-year-old Ohio rape victim faces probe

The US House of Representatives will vote Friday on two bills aimed at protecting abortion rights in the wake of the Supreme Court's decision to overturn the 1973 landmark Roe vs Wade ruling.

US: House of Representatives to vote on abortion rights bills after SC's reversal of Roe vs Wade

Brandy Bottone, a 34 weeks pregnant woman, was stopped by police in Dallas, Texas, when she was driving on the HOV lane, which is meant for at least two persons per car.

Pregnant woman in Texas argues her fetus is second passenger after getting a ticket

The Biden Administration declared on Monday (July 11) that healthcare providers must provide abortion services if a mother’s life is in danger irrespective of any state laws in such cases.

Roe vs Wade: Biden administration says doctors must provide abortion services if mother’s life is in danger

Match group is an American internet and technology company, which runs dating apps like Tinder and Hinge. The company has recently suspended some of its political donations after the Roe ruling came out.

After support for anti-abortion group, Match group suspends political donations

The aftermath of the United States Supreme Court overturning Roe v Wade has been quite contradicting when it comes to the various states. While a huge number of states wasted no time in passing “trigger laws” making abortion even more difficult, there have been some states who are trying to find ways in order to preserve the reproductive rights.

Governor Jared Polis signs executive order strengthening abortion protections in Colorado

After the Supreme Court struck down a constitutional right to the procedure two weeks ago, President Biden was under increasing pressure from his fellow Democrats to take stronger action on the issue.

Roe vs Wade: Biden signs executive order on abortion access amid pressure from Democrats

A Mississippi court on Tuesday declines to block a near-total ban on abortions from coming into effect later this week. Judge Debbra Halford in Jackson, Mississippi denied a request by the state`s only abortion clinic to prevent officials from carrying out a near-total ban on abortion.

Mississippi court refuses to block implementation of abortion ban

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