This essay by Armin Brott argues that men's reproductive rights and emotional needs have been ignored.

Discusses a father's legal rights in the abortion decision, asserting that state governments intervene in a private situation to ensure that the abortion occurs. Commentary by Jeffery M. Leving.

An online group about the right to become a parent. Or not.

A pro-choice perspective from the ACLU regarding the role of fathers with respect to abortions. Authors are Dawn Johnsen and Lynn Paltrow.

Article about Stephen Hone who was forbidden by the British government to stop an abortion of an 11-week-old fetus.

Opinion piece by Thomas Doyle. He personally disagrees with abortion, but argues that if it must be done, then a father has a right to know and to have some input in the final decision.

Resolution adopted by the National Coalition of Free Men in August of 1992.

Essay asserting that no one should be allowed to prevent abortion before viability, but penalities should be available after such an abortion, for both fathers and mothers of aborted fetuses. Author is Andrew Hyman.

Two stories of men who suffered from the after-effects of abortion. Author is Elaine Minamide.

Testimonials of fathers whose children have been aborted.

Fathers should not make the final abortion decision, but should be notified and given a chance to plead with the mother, according to sociologist Arthur Shostak.

Article by Isaiah Flair discussing the right of fathers to have a voice in the abortion decision.

Article about unwanted fatherhood, by Richard Sine.

Advocates legalization of choice for fathers. Believes fathers should be allowed to terminate their parental rights and responsibilities during a limited period.

Article by Thomas Strahan contending that the U.S. Supreme Court has mistakenly assumed that input of husbands or boyfriends is of little importance in abortion decisions.

Article about a Pennsylvania court case in which the government prohibited a father from blocking an abortion.

Committed to bringing equality and choice to the world of men's legal reproductive rights and family planning.

U.S. Supreme Court opinion in 1992 decided that government may not require that a husband be informed about an abortion, even after the abortion, because that prospect might deter a woman from ending her pregnancy.

A non-partisan opinion research organization compares the abortion views of men and women, and also reports that 72 percent of Americans support spousal notification.

Article by Cathy Young discussing men's reproductive rights, especially with regard to abortion.

Article addressing fathers' roles in abortion decisions, mentioning that about 82.5% of wives confide in their husbands. Author is Geoffrey P. Miller.

Collection of quotations on the subject of abortion, including excerpts from Supreme Court cases, covering such subjects as a father's right to know.