Article about controversy over US Pentagon decision to make emergency contraceptives available to female soldiers.

Discusses emergency contraception from a pro-life point of view.

About Directive 36 for Catholic Health Services, which instructs hospitals to make emergency contraception available to rape victims.

Discusses the public-health value of emergency contraception, difficulties women have obtaining the pills, and efforts in Minnesota to break down the barriers.

International consortium promoting availability of emergency contraception and providing advice on developing local programs. Site includes advocacy information, reports on experiences with EC in developing countries, and other materials.

American Medical Women's Association position paper supporting EC as an important option.

A thorough summary of the issues, from ReligiousTolerance.org.

A review of different countries' laws and policies about emergency contraception.

The American Life League advises against using emergency contraception.

Fact sheet arguing for broader access for U.S. teenagers.

News article about US FDA advisory committee vote in favor of over-the-counter distribution of this medication.

Article in Family Planning Perspectives (Joseph Winchester Brown and Matthew L. Boulton) describes results of a survey of family planning coordinators from Title X grantees.

Bush's Department of Justice issues its first medical guidelines for treating sexual assault victims ? without any mention of emergency contraception.

Results of a U.S. opinion survey.

UK Christian organization discusses many objections to emergency contraception and programs to increase the availability of "morning after" birth control.

Site asserts that "morning after" emergency contraception is just another abortion approach that kills a human life.

Issues surrounding emergency contraception in Australia and initiatives to make the pills easier to obtain.