How the Administration is Attacking Repro Rights in the US and Overseas
06/19/18 • 47 min
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Every person, no matter who they are and where they live, should be able to make basic health decisions about their lives. Reproductive health and rights are both a domestic and international issue; we cannot talk about one without the other. But, attempting to keep up-to-date on the global fight on reproductive health can often be overwhelming. Helping us bridge that gap is Chloe Cooney with Planned Parenthood Federation of America. Because both in the United States and abroad, the intention behind every policy that limits reproductive health is an attack on women’s rights.
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Every person, no matter who they are and where they live, should be able to make basic health decisions about their lives. Reproductive health and rights are both a domestic and international issue; we cannot talk about one without the other. But, attempting to keep up-to-date on the global fight on reproductive health can often be overwhelming. Helping us bridge that gap is Chloe Cooney with Planned Parenthood Federation of America. Because both in the United States and abroad, the intention behind every policy that limits reproductive health is an attack on women’s rights.
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rePROs Fight Back - How the Administration is Attacking Repro Rights in the US and Overseas
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In this episode titled "How the Administration is Attacking Repro Rights in the US and Overseas," Jennie Wetter, host of the podcast "rePROs Fight Back," discusses the alarming state of reproductive health policies with Chloe Cooney from Planned Parenthood Federation of America. They shed light on the lack of information and limited healthcare options caused by religious refusals in certain communities. They also spotlight censorship through policies like gag rules and the global gag rule, which has been expanded under the Trump/Pence administration, affecting women worldwide. The proposed domestic gag rule in the US further limits access to abortion information and healthcare. They emphasize the negative long-term impacts of such policies and the need for grassroots mobilization and public policy response. The episode highlights the importance of organizations like Planned Parenthood in providing healthcare services and advocates for comprehensive sex education to combat coercion and promote consent. With urgent calls for action and ways to get involved, this episode is an informative and eye-opening listen for anyone concerned about reproductive rights and healthcare access.
Transcript
Welcome to rePROs Fight Back a podcast on all things repro. I'm your host Jennie Wetter. In each episode, I'll be taking you to the front lines of the escalating fight over our sexual and reproductive health and rights at home and abroad. Each episode, I will be speaking with leaders who are fighting to protect our reproductive health and rights to ensure that no one's reproductive health depends on where they live. It's time for repros to fight bac
How the Administration is Attacking Repro Rights in the US and Overseas Top Questions Answered
What is method mix in relation to reproductive rights?
Method mix refers to the variety of birth control options available to individuals.
What are some issues with contraception methods worldwide?
Limited options and lack of innovation in contraception methods are issues worldwide.
What is the concept of multipurpose prevention technology?
Multipurpose prevention technology is being developed to prevent both pregnancy and STDs.
How is the administration affecting reproductive rights in the US?
The administration is de-emphasizing modern contraceptive methods and promoting fertility awareness methods.
What impact do religious refusals have on global health programs?
Religious refusal policies impact global health programs and restrict access to healthcare and information.
Who is disproportionately affected by policies on reproductive rights?
Vulnerable communities, such as young girls and people of color, are disproportionately affected by these policies.
What are the consequences of censorship in the context of reproductive rights?
Censorship, such as gag rules, limits doctors' ability to provide information to patients and undermines women's rights globally.
How can grassroots activism be effective in opposing harmful policies?
Grassroots activism has been effective in opposing harmful policies related to reproductive rights.
What actions are suggested to fight back against attacks on reproductive rights?
Planned Parenthood defenders program and filing comments during the comment period are suggested actions to fight back.
What is the impact of the global gag rule on women's access to healthcare?
The global gag rule restricts US funds for abortion, leading to more unsafe abortions and putting women's lives at risk.
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