Whose body, whose choice? Women’s autonomy, politics and the right to abortion

Across the world, abortion is one of the most contested issues of women’s rights. The overturning of *Roe v. Wade* in the United States marked a huge step backwards, and Europe is far from being immune: with the rise of far-right movements, efforts to roll back abortion rights are increasing in Hungary, Italy, and beyond. The abortion debate is not just about medicine or law. Ultimately, it is about power: about who gets to decide over women’s bodies.

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Eurac Research Blogs
Published
2025-10-21
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https://doi.org/10.57708/bo9za3npbqhika_sgoyuglg
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Water Systems and Optimization
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Whose body, whose choice? Women’s autonomy, politics and the right to abortion

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Abstract

Across the world, abortion is one of the most contested issues of women’s rights. The overturning of *Roe v. Wade* in the United States marked a huge step backwards, and Europe is far from being immune: with the rise of far-right movements, efforts to roll back abortion rights are increasing in Hungary, Italy, and beyond. The abortion debate is not just about medicine or law. Ultimately, it is about power: about who gets to decide over women’s bodies.

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