Abortion rights advocates rally in Regina following U.S. Supreme Court decision
“I feel like I’ve been stressed, upset because it’s been years and years of fighting for these rights and then to have them stripped away from you like that … not us in Canada but in the States, and I have friends there who are concerned about what’s going to happen to them.”WHO director on Roe v.
Surgical abortions are available up to 12 weeks into a pregnancy in Saskatoon and up to 19 weeks in Regina. People of all ages, sexes and backgrounds are taking a stand in what they say is a massive step backwards for women’s rights, trans rights and the rights of women of colour after the U.S. Supreme Court decision.Story continues below advertisement
Protesters are voicing their concerns about female autonomy being regulated by others, who they say have no business in doing so.
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