Contraception · 2021
Incidents of violence and disruption reported by the National Abortion Federation's Canadian members in 2017.
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LaRoche Kathryn J, Martzke Amelia, Doctoroff Jill, Goldberg E, Foster Angel M
Аннотация
OBJECTIVE: To explore violence and disruption events reported by Canadian facilities providing abortion care in 2017, when only 3 provinces had passed safe access zone legislation.
METHODS: We reviewed self-reported data from 16 of 38 Canadian members of the National Abortion Federation.
RESULTS: Twelve facilities in 7 provinces reported 571 instances of picketing (97%), trespassing (1%), threats of harm (0.2%), and harassing calls/mail/emails (2%); 4 facilities reported no incidents. Freestanding clinics reported more picketing than hospital-based facilities.
DISCUSSION: Abortion providing facilities in Canada experienced picketing and other kinds of violence and disruption in 2017. These data serve as a baseline for future studies.
METHODS: We reviewed self-reported data from 16 of 38 Canadian members of the National Abortion Federation.
RESULTS: Twelve facilities in 7 provinces reported 571 instances of picketing (97%), trespassing (1%), threats of harm (0.2%), and harassing calls/mail/emails (2%); 4 facilities reported no incidents. Freestanding clinics reported more picketing than hospital-based facilities.
DISCUSSION: Abortion providing facilities in Canada experienced picketing and other kinds of violence and disruption in 2017. These data serve as a baseline for future studies.