Between May 2015 and September 2016, Sexuality Policy Watch has produced monthly brief reports on the Brazilian politics of abortion and sexuality in its connections with the wider conservative restoration underway, which culminated with the admissibility of the impeachment of president Dilma Roussef in May 2016. In this cycle we have covered the new wave of feminist mobilizing that has erupted in late 2015 and analyzed the effects of the Zika crisis on the abortion debates. The reports can be accessed in the links below:
Brazil in crisis: Another up-date, June 2016
Brazil: The conservative restoration and sexual politics , May 2016
Brazil: As the crisis unfold the abortion frontline keeps burning, April, 2016
Abortion in Brazil: an update, March 2016
Zika and abortion rights: Brazil in the eye of the storm, January, 2016
Brazil: feminists take the street, November, 2015
Abortion politics in Brazil: a wider frontline to cope with, September, 2015
Struggling for legal abortion in Brazil: the Congress frontline, August,2015
The abortion frontline in Brazil: One step forward, May 2015