Isabelle Lindenmayer

Isabelle Lindenmayer is a freelance writer and a former Nation intern.

Fighting the Global Gag Rule

August 23, 2001

The global gag rule dramatically affects developing nations such as Nepal, where six women die every day from unsafe abortions.

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