In Tunisia, medication abortion has been available in government reproductive and sexual
health clinics since the early 2000s. Since its introduction, it has rapidly replaced the …

The emergence of Islamist movements and religious symbolic repertoires in the aftermath of
the Tunisian revolution has elicited the political, moral, and practical contestation of women's …

We conducted a comprehensive literature review on abortion in seven African countries to
synthesize and analyze the landscape of abortion-related scientific knowledge, with the aim …

In this article, we explore the effects that Tunisia's post-revolutionary democratization
process has had on the right to abortion, drawing on ethnographic material, interviews, and …

Despite Tunisia's historically progressive reproductive health policies, Tunisian women now
face significant challenges accessing legal abortion. Through in-depth interviews with …

For at least fifty years, voluntary termination of pregnancy has represented a terrain of
struggles among different theoretical and political positions, often claimed 'in the name of …

This article explores obstetricians-gynaecologists' experiences and attitudes towards
abortion, based on two mixed-methods studies respectively undertaken in Italy in 2011 …

Abortion in Morocco is illegal except to safeguard a woman's life or health. Morocco has put
some sexual and reproductive health policies into motion that are in line with the standards …

Most abortion laws in the Arab world are punitive or very restrictive, and their effect on
women's health is largely understudied. 1 Conducting research on this sensitive topic is …

Medication abortion, a safe and effective method for terminating pregnancy in the first and
second trimester, can reduce overall maternal mortality. However, little is known about how …