In the ninth episode of How The Yes Was Won, the podcast discusses the day of the referendum on 25 May 2018. The Health (Regulation of Termination of Pregnancy) Act is also discussed, and its shortcomings highlighted. Guests include Anne Connolly, Alison Spillane, Anita Byrne, Ca
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A submission to the Irish Government, commenting on the General Scheme of the Health (Regulation of Termination of Pregnancy) Bill, proposed by the Irish Government before the referendum to repeal the Eighth Amendment. The submission recommends that the legislation provide for wi
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Leaflet with the heading "Who should decide whether to end or continue a pregnancy?" under which are two boxes, one saying "The constitution?" and "A woman in consultation with her doctor?". The second page describes the Eighth Amendment and its effects, and provides contact info
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A factsheet explaining the importance of direct interaction in persuading politicians to support a referendum to repeal the eighth amendment. Voters are encouraged to explain to their representatives that they are pro-choice and expect their interests to be represented. The facts
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A factsheet outlining what ARC believes to be the ideal circumstances under which abortion would be legalised and implemented in Ireland. Best practice includes its free availability on the public health system, the lack of grounds-based access (e.g. only in cases of rape), avail
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A flyer created to encourage people to question their elected representatives on their position on abortion rights. The leaflet includes suggested questions such as "What is your position on abortion?" "What is your party's position on abortion?" and "Do you agree that there shou
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A large 4-page booklet containing information for voters wishing to further the cause of repealing the eighth amendment when voting in the 2016 Irish general election. The pack includes information about ARC; a section "Why we want people to talk to their politicians and vote pro
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PDF file of the design for the 2018 March for Choice poster. The March's theme, "Free Safe Legal" is reflected in the design, which depicts a figure holding a placard with those words on it, backed by a large crowd. The design was created by graphic designers and Abortion Rights
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PDF file of the design for the 2018 March for Choice banner, held at the front of the march. The March's theme, "Free Safe Legal" is reflected in the design, which depicts the words in front of a large crowd of stylised figures. The design was created by graphic designers and Abo
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PDF file of the design for the 2018 March for Choice banner, held at the front of the march. The March's theme, "Free Safe Legal" is reflected in the design, which depicts a figure holding a placard with those words on it, backed by a large crowd. The design was created by graphi
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PDF file of the design for a map outlining the route through Dublin city centre of the 2018 March for Choice. The March's theme, "Free Safe Legal" is reflected in the design. which depicts a figure holding a placard with those words on it, backed by a large crowd. The design was
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PDF file of the design for an ad published in the newspaper Gay Community News for the 2018 March for Choice. The March's theme, "Free Safe Legal" is reflected in the design, which depicts a figure holding a placard with those words on it, backed by a large crowd. The right hand
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