BBC News 100 Women

Women say the US Supreme Court overturning the constitutional right to an abortion is "barbaric".

Andrea was medically evacuated to Spain as doctors in Malta could not terminate her pregnancy under the country's ban on abortion.

Proposed legislation would require employers to give staff time off work to attend fertility appointments.

Campaigners call for more protection for women attending clinics in Northern Ireland.

A Florida judge has granted a temporary injunction against a law banning abortions after 15 weeks.

The deaths of Sarah Everard, Sabina Nessa, and others have highlighted the dangers women face in Britain.

North Yorkshire's police commissioner calls for more support for victims and early intervention.

The TV presenter and ex-England defender says she feels a responsibility to change perceptions.

Legal challenges are being mounted in several states following the overturn of Roe v Wade.

The first minister said the Scottish government would back a bill to protect sites from protesters.

Watford cancel a friendly against the Qatar national side after complaints from supporters' groups concerned about human rights.

The meeting will explore legislation to create buffer zones around clinics and prevent intimidation.

More Indians are using contraception, but it largely remains a woman’s responsibility, says a government survey.

Disney, JP Morgan and Meta are among the companies to confirm such policies after the Roe v Wade ruling.

Our correspondents in Italy, El Salvador, India, Ireland and Canada explain the impact in countries across the globe.

Women across the US have sharply different reactions to the decision to overturn Roe v Wade.

Two prominent cases of abuse have ignited a debate about misogyny among the country's young women.

Andrea's pregnancy is no longer viable but doctors cannot intervene unless she goes into labour or develops sepsis.