Abortion Network Amsterdam

Safe and legal abortions for everyone!!
This year to celebrate International Safe Abortion Day we sent our favourite clinic here in Amsterdam a cake to celebrate their awesome work!

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September 28th was first celebrated in 1990 in Latin America and the Caribbean as a day of action for the decriminalization of abortion. The Women’s Global Network for Reproductive Rights declared it as the International Day for Safe Abortion in 2011.

Join us in celebrating the abortion providers in your networks!!! Support the amazing people keeping abortions safe and legal for everyone!!

W tym ZINie poznasz szczegółowo takie rozwiązania, jak:

• • Aborcja farmakologiczna przeprowadzana samodzielnie w domu za pomocą tabletek otrzymanych od Aborcja Polska – Women Help Women
  • Wyjazd po aborcję do Niemiec, ze wsparciem ze strony Ciocia Basia
  • Wyjazd po aborcję do Holandii, ze wsparciem ze strony Abortion Network Amsterdam
  • Wyjazd po aborcję do Słowacji.

Dowiesz się z niego też, jakie zachowania są bezpieczne z punktu widzenia prawa a jakie mogą narażać na nieprzyjemności czy inne konsekwencje. Podpowiadamy również, jak możemy się wzajemnie wspierać w aborcjach.

Pobierz zina, kseruj, udostępniaj, pomóż go nam rozłożyć wszędzie gdzie się da! W szkołach, bibliotekach, stadionach, siłowniach, salonach kosmetycznych, fryzjerskich, solariach, uczelniach, zakładach pracy. Szykujesz jakieś wydarzenie, na którym będzie sporo osób? Napisz do nas – wyślemy Ci paczkę zinów!

Czemu to ważne? Statystycznie 1 na 3* osoby ma doświadczenie aborcji, obawy przed krytyką i odrzuceniem milczymy na temat tych doświadczeń, boimy się zapytać o pomoc i wsparcie. Przez atmosferę panującą wokół aborcji wiele osób czuje, że są całkowicie samotne z tym doświadczeniem i boi się, że nie ma żadnego bezpiecznego rozwiązania, które byłoby w zasięgu ich portfela.

Zin jest do pobrania również tu

The last months of Abortion Network Amsterdam have been very busy. We are getting more and more requests for help from people all over the world. We are busy setting up appointments for abortion, finding a place to stay for the people coming, sometimes also arranging transportation and practical help. We also try to provide financial help which is proving to be challenging with our organization becoming more popular.

If you would like to help our cause, please consider making a donation to:

ANA
IBAN: NL06 INGB 0007 1702 49

Every donated amount makes a difference!

We are a group of volunteers who came together to create a network of support for women and pregnant people who don’t have access to safe abortion. This could be the case for a number of reasons:

• • They don’t have access to legal abortion in their country of origin (e.g. Poland, Malta, Northern Ireland).
  • The country they live in doesn’t provide second trimester abortions.
  • They don’t have access to legal abortion because of their status in the country they live in.

Compared to other European countries where abortion is also legal, the Netherlands is of specific interest because of the later term until which an abortion is allowed. Most countries only provide first trimester abortions, which is only until 12 weeks. There are numerous reasons why someone could need a second trimester abortion. Pregnancies are not always discovered within the first trimester, for instance. Because of this, there has been an increasing demand for support related to women and pregnant people having to come to The Netherlands for an abortion.

We work closely with other abortion support networks like Ciocia Basia in Berlin and Abortion Support Network in London. Our work mainly concerns Polish women who are in need of a second trimester abortion but we receive emails from people all over the world looking for help with an unintended pregnancy.

Practically our work involves helping to set up appointments, choosing the appropriate clinic in the Netherlands, making sure people have all the documents they need, helping with transportation, providing people traveling to The Netherlands with housing, translation aid and accompanying people to their appointment if requested.