Reproductive Rights

2012 Review: Sexual And Reproductive Health

Helen Marsden | Posted 05.03.2013 | UK Lifestyle
Helen Marsden

2012 was a year when sexual and reproductive health hit the headlines in a big way. Sexual and reproductive health continues to cause passionate debate around the globe year after year.

A Wife's Right to Sperm?

Nick Watts | Posted 26.10.2012 | UK Lifestyle
Nick Watts

Surely a law making sperm a marital asset in the context of donation would be a violation of an individual's right to make decisions about their own body and it's 'products', which would be a disastrous turn of events in my eyes and I'm no legal expert, but surely this would be in violation of our human rights.

Foetal Screening: Good or Evil?

M.R. Hall | Posted 22.08.2012 | UK Lifestyle
M.R. Hall

Babies have become a commodity and people are paying for 'better ones'. The ability to pre-determine the sex of a child through IVF techniques and to learn the sex of a foetus early in pregnancy using ultra-sound or DNA analysis, has in parts of Asia led to a massive demand for male babies.

The Future of Sex and the Planet

Genevieve Stewart | Posted 21.08.2012 | UK Politics
Genevieve Stewart

There are currently 215 million women in the world who lack access to basic reproductive healthcare. Millions more are without due to lack of education, funding and distribution; or for cultural, social and religious reasons which prevent them from accessing sexual health services.

It's Time We Learned to Trust

Simon Blake | Posted 29.06.2012 | UK Politics
Simon Blake

This lack of trust in young people and their developing sexuality is perennial. The persistent attacks on abortion provision have always demonstrated a lack of faith in women's ability to make their own reproductive choices. And public trust in professionals is constantly undermined by insidious reporting on the sexual health and education of children and young people.