For Safe And Accessible Abortion
Support women’s reproductive rights with us!
Countless lives and livelihoods are ended, disrupted, and lost because of lack of access to safe abortion in many EU countries.
This must stop.
The “My Voice, My Choice” calls all European feminists to sign the European Citizens’ Initiative advocating for right to safe and legal abortion.Together we can make women’s lives freer, safer, and better; wherever they live in our union, whatever conditions they may find themselves in.
The lack of access to abortion in many parts of Europe not only puts women at risk of physical harm but also puts undue economic and mental stress on women and families, often on the margins of society that can afford it the least.
Sign the initiative here:
https://citizens-
And please share the signature link with your network!
We thank Eekku Aromaa, Secretary Generral of our Affiliate Naisasialiitto Unioni, for the impetus to give this initiative a larger forum.
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I would love to be involved but we don’t have this organization in the United States yet, will you be coming here?
We need to save women’s lives.!! Women have rights too. Don’t make decisions for someone else’s body!!!
Wonderful news!
My Voice, My Choice has just been awarded the 2026 Vigdís Prize for Women’s Empowerment by the Parliamentary Assembly of the Council of Europe (PACE) and the Government of Iceland. This prestigious €60,000 annual prize honours outstanding initiatives promoting the empowerment of women in all their diversity.
The movement was recognised for gathering over 1.1 million signatures for the European Citizens’ Initiative on access to safe abortion, which led to a landmark European Parliament resolution and a commitment from the European Commission to use EU funds for abortion services.
Named after Vigdís Finnbogadóttir — the first woman ever elected as a head of state — this prize is a powerful recognition of the impact this grassroots movement has had across Europe. Congratulations to all the organisations and supporters who made this possible!
Sanja Jeraj
IAW Head of Delegation to the Council of Europe