We explore the criminalization of women seeking sexual and reproductive healthcare in Latin America, making its impact visible and advocating for reproductive justice.
About the Initiative
Through a comparative study in six countries, we analyze empirical evidence on the impact of the criminalization of those seeking sexual and reproductive healthcare, identifying trends of human rights violations that affect criminalized individuals.
We implement a common qualitative and quantitative methodology for the six countries in the report, which includes:
The analysis of statistics from public entities
The analysis of sentences
The application and analysis of interviews
The analysis of local news
Testimonials
“I felt severe stomach pains and was taken to the emergency room, where I was diagnosed with ‘threatened abortion.’ I didn’t know I was pregnant, as I had no symptoms and my period came normally every month.”