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- Terminations for Medical Reasons collection
- DOI
- 10.7486/DRI.ns06hx10g
- Title
- Terminations for Medical Reasons collection
- Description
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Terminations for Medical Reasons is a voluntary group that supports women, parents and families following diagnosis of a foetal anomaly during pregnancy. TFMR was founded by people who themselves received diagnoses and were refused termination of pregnancy services in Ireland, and had to either travel abroad to end their pregnancies or were forced to continue their pregnancies in Ireland against their wills. TFMR work to destigmatise termination of pregnancy and campaign for legal change in Ireland. TFMR were a key member of the Coalition to Repeal the Eighth Amendment and an important contributor and stakeholder in the Together for Yes campaign to repeal the Eighth Amendment in 2018. TFMR continue to campaign for the rights of people affected by foetal anomaly diagnosis and support those still forced to travel abroad to access abortion care. A sister organisation, Leanbh Mo Chroí, provides peer support to people facing a severe or fatal anomaly diagnosis in pregnancy.
- Creators
- Terminations for Medical ReasonsDigital Repository of Ireland
- Creation Date
- 2012-
- Date
- 2012 - 2018
- Subjects
- AbortionReproductive rightsConstitutional law—Ireland—The Eighth AmendmentProtest movementsInternet and activismSocial changeDigital media--Social aspectsPersonal narrativesPregnancyMedical ethicsHuman rightsWomen's rightsSocial mediaReferendumFetal deathObstetricsMaternal health servicesPREGNANCY COMPLICATIONSANTENATAL CAREANTENATAL DIAGNOSTIC TESTS
- Subjects (Places)
- Ireland
- Subjects (Temporal)
- Twenty-first century
- Types
- Collection
- Language
- EnglishIrishIrish Sign Language
- Rights
- Copyright Terminations for Medical Reasons and individual rights holders. Licensed for reuse under a Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike licence unless otherwise stated.
- Licence
- Please see individual objects for licensing information
- Depositing Organisation
- Digital Repository of Ireland
