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New report suggests increased concern in England about the devolution settlement


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New report suggests increased concern in England about the devolution settlement

On the day that Communities Secretary John Denham calls for Labour to do more to celebrate and regonise Englishness a new report published by the leading independent think tank ippr and undertaken in collaboration with Britain's largest social research institute, NatCen, suggests increasing public resentment in England about Scotland’s share of public spending and increased support for England having its own parliament. Based on previously unpublished data from NatCen's British Social Attitudes survey, the report shows that.


By IPPR, UK.


Governance Policy Resource.

 
Strength Against Shocks: Low-income families and debt


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Strength Against Shocks: Low-income families and debt

The current economic crisis has cast a sharp light on broad cultural trends across all income groups. Consumer-led aspirations and a national obsession with home-ownership are deepseated cultural developments with both social and economic drivers. But for many families, having access to products and homes means relying heavily on debt.


By IPPR, UK.


Governance Policy Resource.

 
Tulsa World: State high court affirms ruling on abortion bill


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Tulsa World: State high court affirms ruling on abortion bill

"The Oklahoma Supreme Court has upheld a lower court's decision that a controversial abortion bill violated the one-subject rule of the state constitution.Today's ruling is a victory not only for women of Oklahoma, but for the rule of law,' said Stephanie Toti, staff attorney in the U.S. Legal Program of the Center for Reproductive Rights..


By CRR, USA.


Human rights Policy Resource.

 
Kenya’s Criminal Ban on Abortion Hasn’t Stopped Women from Having Abortions, It’s Only Made Them More Dangerous, Says New CRR Report


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Kenya’s Criminal Ban on Abortion Hasn’t Stopped Women from Having Abortions, It’s Only Made Them More Dangerous, Says New CRR Report

Today, the Center for Reproductive Rights released the first comprehensive human rights report on abortion in Anglophone Africa documenting the devastating effects of the criminalization of abortion in Kenya. In Harm’s Way: The Impact of Kenya’s Restrictive Abortion Law found that the country’s law does not prevent women from having abortions. Instead, it severely undermines the quality of care women receive or forces them to resort to unsafe and clandestine means to terminate unwanted pregnancy.


By CRR, USA.


Human rights Policy Resource.

 
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