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11.24.20

Election 2020 Wrap-Up: The Reproductive Rights Landscape

From the record-turnout presidential election to referendums on state ballots, the results of Election 2020 will affect the reproductive rights landscape in both federal and state policy going forward.

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11.19.20

Center Spotlight: Catalina Martínez Coral on the Center's Human Rights Victory in Latin America

11.12.20

New Center Publication Highlights Work with Boko Haram Refugees in Nigeria

11.07.20

Center for Reproductive Rights Statement on the Election of Joseph R. Biden, Jr. as the 46th President of the United States

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ICYMI: The Texas Board of Education decided that starting in 2022, schools will be required to teach students about birth control, in addition to abstinence. https://nyti.ms/2HBenL0.

“It can feel uncomfortable to keep telling our abortion stories—but it is essential. Many experiences are like mine: unexceptional, not “deserving” or “worthy”. The more testimonies we hear, the stronger we are in our fight to protect women’s rights.” https://bit.ly/3l2UKJs.

Despite being one of the richest countries in Africa, #Nigeria has one of the highest maternal mortality rates in the world. Even worse: Many of these deaths are preventable.

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