This is huge news. It should be the main headline of the week.
JGG5 on
As normal people with consciences rejoice at this news, we should keep in mind that right-wing „pro-life“ Christian nationalists in the United States want to ban the morning-after pill (like many other contraceptives, including the Pill and IUDs) because they claim it’s an „abortifacient.“ (The real reason, of course, is that they don’t want women to be able to control their own reproductive systems.)
Keep in mind also that those same far-right Christian nationalists are providing major funds and infrastructure support to Nigel Farage and Reform, who are „coincidentally“ taking a more and more hardline position against reproductive choice.
slightlyoddparent on
It’s always been free, I can remember 45 years ago girls popping to the clinic to get the morning after pill when a Johnny split on them or they didn’t use one at all.
spaceship540 on
This is the first bit of good news I’ve seen this week.
ZeldaShrine4 on
Good!
I always the found the fact they charged so strange. It was between £30-£50 depending on what you got.
£30-£50 is the cost between a woman not having the money available and a children being raised in a home that didn’t plan for them / will struggle or a woman having the money available to make the right choice for her in her unique circumstances.
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This is huge news. It should be the main headline of the week.
As normal people with consciences rejoice at this news, we should keep in mind that right-wing „pro-life“ Christian nationalists in the United States want to ban the morning-after pill (like many other contraceptives, including the Pill and IUDs) because they claim it’s an „abortifacient.“ (The real reason, of course, is that they don’t want women to be able to control their own reproductive systems.)
Keep in mind also that those same far-right Christian nationalists are providing major funds and infrastructure support to Nigel Farage and Reform, who are „coincidentally“ taking a more and more hardline position against reproductive choice.
It’s always been free, I can remember 45 years ago girls popping to the clinic to get the morning after pill when a Johnny split on them or they didn’t use one at all.
This is the first bit of good news I’ve seen this week.
Good!
I always the found the fact they charged so strange. It was between £30-£50 depending on what you got.
£30-£50 is the cost between a woman not having the money available and a children being raised in a home that didn’t plan for them / will struggle or a woman having the money available to make the right choice for her in her unique circumstances.