Catriona Innes

1 week ago | msn.com | Catriona Innes |Charlotte Bitmead |Jennifer Savin

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1 month ago | cosmopolitan.com | Catriona Innes

Last week, we, alongside UK abortion provider BPAS, launched a powerful new campaign, to decriminilise abortion in England and Wales. While safe and legal abortions are available to most in the UK - roughly one in three women will have one in their lifetime - there’s been a worrying rise in criminal cases being brought under a Victorian law dating back to 1861.

1 month ago | cosmopolitan.com | Jennifer Savin |Catriona Innes |Claire Hodgson

Little-known fact: abortion is technically a criminal offence in England and Wales, governed by a law from 1861, before women got the right to vote. As powerful anti-choice groups seek to roll back reproductive rights here - as we’ve seen in the US and Europe - we’ve joined forces with BPAS, the UK’s leading abortion care service, on our new campaign End 1861, to decriminalise abortion in England and Wales. Head here to take action to raise your voice for choice and fight for bodily autonomy.

1 month ago | cosmopolitan.com | Catriona Innes

Little-known fact: abortion is technically a criminal offence in England and Wales, governed by a law from 1861, before women got the right to vote. As powerful anti-choice groups seek to roll back reproductive rights here - as we’ve seen in the US and Europe - we’ve joined forces with BPAS, the UK’s leading abortion care service, on new campaign End 1861, to decriminalise abortion in England and Wales. Head here to take action to raise your voice for choice and fight for bodily autonomy.

2 months ago | cosmopolitan.com | Catriona Innes

Content warning: This story contains implications of suicide. We speak every day. She’ll record me a video message, telling me what she’s been up to, how she’s feeling. Normally, she’s laughing. Or showing me the color of Edinburgh’s sky, the birds that flock around her window. April 16th was different. She messaged: “I am just so tired of having to prove that I exist.”She exists. She, like all trans people, has always existed. She is my dad. And she’s the strongest, most wonderful woman that I know.