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Abortions rise worldwide when US cuts funding to women's health clinics, study finds

  • Written by Yana Rodgers, Professor of Labor Studies, Rutgers University
Abortions rise worldwide when US cuts funding to women's health clinics, study findsA billboard built by sex education advocates outside Mexico's National Population Council office, in Mexico City, warns that 'being a mother is not child's play.' (May 29, 2014) AP Photo/Rebecca Blackwell

Fulfilling Republican efforts to “defund Planned Parenthood,” the Trump administration announced on Feb. 22 it would end federal...

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