We are delighted that one of our founders and activist doctor, Dr Natalie Psaila, has made it to the BBC’s 100 women of 2023. We will continue our work to advance SRHR in Malta.

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Malta: Where doctors can legally prescribe an unlicenced and likely harmful treatment called “abortion reversal” but cannot legally prescribe safe and licenced abortion medication that is on the WHO essential medicines list.

Nice one, Chris Fearne

“It is only after becoming a mother that I realised I could not force motherhood on anyone who was not willing, ready or able to have this experience… I want what’s best for those who are pregnant and only they can decide what that is.” Doctors for Choice Malta

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New service! #Malta ’s new #abortion law is now in force so we are here to help women with complications in pregnancy access #abortion in Malta or abroad.
#AbortionIsHealthcare

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🇲🇹Sickening new Maltese #abortion law is a step backwards that will kill women - our statement on the law adopted this week by Malta's parliament: europe.ippf.org/media-center/s…

'Women must be at death’s door before doctors are allowed to intervene' - Prof Isabel Stabile, Malta's only openly pro-choice gynaecologist, and Dr Natalie Psaila of Doctors for Choice Malta say new abortion law will make things worse context.news/socioeconomic-…

🇲🇹 #Malta will ease its total abortion ban, but only to allow the procedure in cases of risk to a patient's life.

❕Malta was the only European Union country to prohibit termination of pregnancy under all circumstances. It is estimated that 400 people per year in Malta have self-managed medical abortions at home using pills ordered online.

“Requiring the approval of three specialists before access to an abortion is granted could result in fatal delays and could also discourage doctors from putting forward the case which could also have fatal consequences.”

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The amendment to #Malta 's abortion law will not protect women’s health and lives. 'This highly restrictive and unworkable law will do little to address the impact of the total ban on abortion, which has harmed so many women in Malta.'
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🇲🇹 Malta had the tightest restrictions on abortion in the EU.

A new law passed on Wednesday will now only allow an abortion if the mother's life is in immediate danger - something pro-choice groups believe is a 'betrayal' 👇 euronews.com/next/2023/06/2…

‘It is deeply disappointing that the Government has chosen to backtrack from last year’s initial proposal to decriminalise abortion on health grounds’ - Elisa De Pieri

#Malta #abortionisahumanright

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The revised Bill 28 - an #abortionlaw that will harm and kill women by denying them life saving care, has just passed the final vote in parliament. A sad say for women in Malta, and for #reproductiverights across the continent.

📢Today we went to the Consideration of Bills Committee at the Parliament of Malta to make our voices heard! We stand by last week's statement - Bill 28 has become a regressive & dangerous amendment that will lead to more harm. (1/4)

Our Prof Isabel Stabile has some strong words for our government 👏 #Malta