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Conservatives seem to lean towards upholding Mississippi law in case seeking to undo Roe vs Wade
The coronavirus pandemic has overturned assumptions about the way the world’s health systems work. This report looks at how they are rising to the challenges they face, from Covid messaging in polyglot South Africa to joined-up care in fast-ageing Japan
Efforts to boost birth rates comes as Beijing overhauls business, technology and culture
Wages and education significantly affected, brief says, as Supreme Court considers latest challenge to Roe vs Wade
Attorney-general warns law could become ‘model for action’ in other states
Top judge says decision is a ‘watershed’ moment for women in predominantly Catholic country
Supreme Court decision on Texas law has inflamed the country
Experts say Uttar Pradesh plan to cut benefits to those with more than two children will hurt the country’s poorest
Strained healthcare, inadequate access and a more contagious variant blamed for jump in maternal deaths
Ruling will be first big decision on divisive issue since appointment of conservative Amy Coney Barrett
Move to outlaw procedure forever comes after Argentina legalised termination on demand
Ruling party calls on supporters to defend places of worship as opposition to court ruling on terminations spreads
Death of Ruth Bader Ginsburg galvanises activists on both sides ahead of presidential election
Chief justice John Roberts sides with court’s liberal wing in deciding closely watched case
Disputes over access to procedure resurface ahead of November’s presidential election
South African antenatal texting service is being replicated across the continent
Applications include period-trackers and screening for cancer
More than two-thirds of obstetricians exercise ‘right to object’ to terminations
Acrimony at Stormont as meeting breaks up over procedural dispute
Terminations to be decriminalised this month if power-making executive not restored
Progressives set for victory as feared conservative backlash fails to materialise
Region has lagged behind rest of the UK on social issues
Former vice-president tries to win over an increasingly progressive and diverse party
Media companies threaten to boycott states such as Georgia over restrictions
Liberals weigh risks of losing Roe v Wade enshrining a woman’s constitutional right to abortion
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