Findings from Department of Sociology and Anthropology Reveals New Findings on Women's Health (International Spaces for Feminist Cross-border Resistance).

This article discusses the efforts of pro-choice organizations, Women on Web, Women on Waves, and Aid Access, to provide reproductive healthcare information and procedures, including medical abortion, to individuals worldwide. These organizations aim to promote reproductive health knowledge and care approved by the World Health Organization, emphasizing the importance of bodily autonomy and the free exchange of ideas. The authors argue that an open and accessible internet is crucial for countering restrictions on reproductive health rights and maintaining feminist geopolitics. The research concludes that the struggle for an open internet has broad implications for reproductive health and bodily autonomy. [Extracted from the article]