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When women had no choice, they used any means necessary to procure abortions. These are some of their stories.
Twenty-five years after its publication in 1998, No Choice remains an essential read in Canada and around the world, where abortion rights are still under threat. These stories, spanning six decades, illustrate the terrifyingly dangerous means that people will resort to in order to end a pregnancy. This digital edition includes the original foreword from Doris Anderson, a new foreword, and a review from Michele Landsberg: "[No Choice] should be required reading for every student, every daughter, every elected man or woman who dares to think of meddling ever again with women's reproductive rights."
Twenty-five years after its publication in 1998, No Choice remains an essential read in Canada and around the world, where abortion rights are still under threat. These stories, spanning six decades, illustrate the terrifyingly dangerous means that people will resort to in order to end a pregnancy. This digital edition includes the original foreword from Doris Anderson, a new foreword, and a review from Michele Landsberg: "[No Choice] should be required reading for every student, every daughter, every elected man or woman who dares to think of meddling ever again with women's reproductive rights."