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US abortion law decision brings attention to rights of women in Africa

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By Sara E Casey
| Modern Ghana Verified
A leaked draft of a majority opinion of the US Supreme Court has revealed the court's leaning towards undoing its 1973 landmark ruling (Roe v Wade) which gave women in the US a constitutional right to abortion. The leaked document is not the court's final decision – this is expected in a couple of months. But reproductive health experts are warning that it could threaten women's rights around the world.
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Community perceptions of the impact of war on unintended pregnancy and induced abortion in Protection of Civilian sites in Juba, South Sudan

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By Sara E Casey, Guma Patrick Isa
| Taylor & Francis Online
Introduction Globally, nearly 80 million people were forcibly displaced by the end of 2019; recent crises in South Sudan were responsible for large numbers of the displaced (UNHCR, 2020). Women and girls in humanitarian crises experience many challenges in addition to their need for food, water and shelter, including higher risks of pregnancy-related morbidity and mortality, unintended pregnancy, complications from unsafe abortion and increased sexual violence (Austin et al., 2008).
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Women's and children's health in conflict settings: build on existing efforts

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By Sarah Chynoweth, Monica A Onyango, Meghan C. Gallagher, Sara E Casey
| The Lancet Verified
We commend the authors of the Lancet Series on Women's and Children's Health in Conflict Settings, particularly their call for greater political commitment to, and prioritisation of, women's and children's health (WCH) in conflict settings.
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