Repeal

 

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“Repeal Project seeks to vindicate the rights of Irish women by reflecting , respecting and representing the need and want for free safe and legal access to abortion in Ireland. Making it seen that this issue needs to be heard. ”
— Repeal Project
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“ His first time voting & it’s a big yes for me and her” @orlaithdonlon
Today.
Mary Lennon Woodfull, Retired grandmother, 73. Photo @ruthguest For @bricks_magazine Tell us why you’re voting to repeal the 8th amendment? So that the women of Ireland have the right to free, safe and legal reproductive healthcare. I'm voting for my granddaughters and the generations after them. What do you say to those who want to vote ‘No’? That the 8th amendment has no place in the Irish constitution; by voting 'No', you're voting for and supporting unsafe and/ or unregulated abortions. How has the current abortion laws affected the women around you? I'm a child of 12, so I've experienced firsthand the treatment of my grandparents, my mother, my sisters and the women around me over the years. We all know of or have heard of someone who has travelled for abortion services in the UK by now. It's unacceptable.
S H A R E . S H A R E
21 hours until polls open. One of the last Early morning @together4yes canvassing at Pearse Street Dart Station. With @emer_the_steamer , @anacosgrave founder of @repealproject & Cara Sanquest @londonirisharc sending solidarity to EVERYONE out on the streets today spreading @together4yes and encouraging people to vote YES on May 25th
Throwback- Zaniab Adeysanya "Well from my perspective, We are all humans. As humans, we all have rights. We as women have always fought for our rights -the right to vote, the right to equal wage and now we stand for the right to choose what we do with our bodies. Hardship has always been inevitable but women, as powerful and courageous as we are, fight on. The power is in us, now let us decide what to do with it. if it is my body why is not my decision? I wear a hijab AS A CHOICE, no one can tell me my choice is right or wrong. I AM PRO-CHOICE because i have a choice." . . . #repealthe8th . Photo taken by Laragh McCann director of My Body, My Choice a video piece created for @repealproject . @laraghmccann
1 DAY.
Minister for health Simon Harris popped in to the @together4yes shop to chat to students, supporters and volunteers and urge everyone on the streets to get out and VOTE YES on May 25th
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Link in bio. #bemyyes @sharonhorgan & @weemissbea Irish comedians living abroad have released a video calling for a Yes vote in Friday’s referendum on whether to repeal the Eighth Amendment to the Constitution. Aisling Bea and Sharon Horgan lead the charge in Irish Comedians Abroad: Be Our Yes, which also features Ed Byrne, Jarlath Regan, Chris O’Dowd and the Father Ted creator Graham Linehan. The comedians can no longer vote in the referendum, which will decide whether to liberalise Ireland’s abortion laws, as they have been living outside Ireland for more than 18 months. @together4yes https://youtu.be/XAGmrgIWUTw
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— ID Magazine

The REPEAL Project is a member of the coalition to repeal the eighth.