The number of women in Malta accessing abortion pills through telemedicine services provided by Women on Web and Women Help Women has risen sharply in 2025. A total of 667 women received these pills, marking an 11.5% increase compared to 2024, when 590 women sought the same service. This growing trend is happening despite abortion remaining illegal in most cases in Malta. These figures reveal a pressing need to reconsider the country’s strict abortion laws and address the rea

Isabel Stabile, Natalie Psaila Stabile Download a PDF version of the report   Aim: To explore the views of students enrolled at the University of Malta (in collaboration with KSU) and MCAST regarding abortion in Malta. The study was approved by the respective institutions’ Research Ethics Committees.   Study Design and Participants: The anonymous questionnaire, along with a recruitment letter, explaining the aims and ethical approval for the study, were distributed between Se

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