… claim control over their own bodies in the face of mounting hospitalizations and deaths
as a result of unsafe, clandestine abortions. Sidney Tarrow defines social movements as “…

… brings to light one of the tactics used in anti-abortion organizing. … Abortion has been
completely prohibited in Chile since 1989, with obvious consequences: clandestine abortions are …

… clandestine abortion. This task force established a set of uniform criteria to reclassify the
abortion cases treated in hospitals, and tested the feasibility of applying these criteria to abortion …

… widely known and used in Latin America to induce abortion, especially up to nine … abortion
to the increasing use of aseptic procedures and antibiotic therapy among clandestine abortion …

… after sexual assault resort to unsafe clandestine abortion [17-191. This picture, described
here for Brazil, is surely not better in most Latin American and African countries with similarly …

… Clandestine and unsafe abortions constitute a major … Abortion laws and strategic litigation to
ensure abortion rights are … and ruled all over Latin America, abortion was never criminalized, …

… In Latin America, where abortion is almost universally legally restricted, medical abortion, …
Compared to other techniques used to induce abortions clandestinely, medical methods …

… only three Latin American nations that prohibited abortion in all … abortion law unjustly
discriminated against women, especially the poor. One study estimates that clandestine abortions …

… clandestine abortion. They see their work as an effective means of harm reduction. Because
of the high numbers of unsafe abortion in Argentina and throughout Latin America, I feel that …

… for the liberalization of abortion laws. It is primarily poor women who suffer the consequences
of clandestine abortions. At the same time, the political clout of abortion opponents grew, …