The initiative was fighting for the inclusion of the right in the constitution to freely decide upon a child’s birth.

The right to freely decide upon a child’s birth was included in the Yugoslav constitution in 1974. In order to protect this right and to include it in the new Slovenian constitution, the leaflet “For choice” was distributed.

An exhaustive text on the reasons and obstacles to implement the constitutional right on free decision upon a child’s birth, including abortion on demand.

Anti-abortion political activities had big response in public, Pro Choice organization was created and many organizations and many women (and also men) signed up proclamations against attempts for the restriction of reproductive rights.

A letter appealing to international feminist solidarity with the journalist Maria Antónia Palla, who was being tried in court for having made a tv program about clandestine abortion, was sent by Portuguese feminists on May 7th 1979.

The first manifesto on contraception and on the universal right to abortion.

Open letter to the European Parliament. Prominent women of politics, culture, sciences and business demand democratic debate on the situation of women in Poland.

The photo documents a protest/political statement of the feminist activist group Dolle Mina who interrupted a meeting of gynaecologists by bearing their bellies on which the slogan ‘Boss of own belly’ was written.