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Trigger Planting 2.0 Exhibition Catalog: South Africa

Trigger Planting 2.0 Exhibition Catalog
South Africa
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table of contents
  1. China
  2. Introduction
  3. Section 1: ARTISTS & COLLABORATORS
  4. Section 2: MAPPING: Varying Access redraw Territories
    1. I: US Map
    2. II: Global Case Studies Map
    3. III: Exhibition Photos
    4. IV: Exhibition Screen Slideshow
    5. V: Interview - Kadambari Baxi
  5. Section 3: PLANTING and FORAGING: Abortifacients evoke Histories
    1. I: Plant List (As Planted)
    2. II: Garden, Trigger Planting
    3. III: Shelf Display Plants
    4. IV: Interview - Landon Newton
  6. Section 4: ERASING: Roe v Wade (Dobbs) disappears Clinics
    1. I: Erasure Essay (Working Title) Draft
    2. Footnotes For Draft Of Erasure
    3. II: Interview with Maureen Connor
  7. UNEARTHING: Case Studies outline Global Access and Barriers
    1. Italy
    2. India
    3. Mexico
    4. Colombia
    5. Mozambique
    6. South Africa
    7. Norway
    8. Poland
    9. United States
    10. I: Polyphonies Global Abortion Voices - Resource Guide
    11. II: Timeline Key Dates All Countries
  8. WORKSHOPPING: Conversations with Guests
    1. I: Abortion In Data And In Reporting - Resource Guide
    2. II: Abortion In Data And In Reporting - Quotes
    3. III: Study Break
  9. READING: Current books on Reproductive Health and Barnard Archives
  10. Bookmarks
  11. CONTINUING QUESTIONS
  12. APPENDIX

SOUTH AFRICA

South Africa Map

Access to Safe Pregnancy Termination, 2018.


Description: The likes of Amnesty International, Sonke Gender Justice and Medecins Sans Frontieres are embarking on a #MyBody, MyChoice campaign' to challenge the stigma associated with pregnancy termination. Abortion has been legal in the country for over 20 years since the adoption of the Choice on Termination of Pregnancy Act of 1996. But, these organisations say due to limited services, discrimination and the ineffectiveness of this law, women and girls are forced to use illegal services which sometimes lead to deaths. But...others are completely opposed to the whole idea of abortion.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_UA6ZkdTK_4.

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ABORTION KEY TIMELINE

2024 ABORTION RIGHTS REAFFIRMED

Laws maintained


2023 WOMEN-LED ORGS PROVIDE CARE

Abortion Support South Africa and Marie Stopes Org begin a national effort to provide affordable abortion pills through telemedicine.


1996 CHOICE ON TERMINATION OF PREGNANCY ACT

Post-Apartheid Government expands Access:

On demand: 12 Weeks; Broader conditions: 20 Weeks


1994 Women of all races gain RIGHT TO VOTE


1975 ABORTION AND STERILIZATION ACT

Apartheid Government further restricts access, allowing Therapeutic Abortion, with two doctor approval.Safe abortion only available to white women.


1960- 1994 ANTI-APARTHEID MOVEMENT

Activists lead decades of struggle against racist policies, including the denial of healthcare to Black citizens.


1910-60s ABORTION REMAINS CRIMINALIZED

Strict Restrictions as a Union under British Rule


1800 ABORTION CRIMINALIZED

Under Dutch and British colonial rule



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