APPG on Sexual & Reproductive Health

A huge thank you to everyone who attended today's APPG on Sexual and Reproductive Health AGM. We appreciate everyone who took part and continues to champion safe and effective SRH care for young people.

We’re excited to hear from Lucy Emmerson (Sex Education Forum), Emma Rigby (Association for Young People’s Health), and Rosie Burridge, (Brook), alongside a member of Brook’s Youth Advisory Group.

Stay tuned for updates from the discussion!

This morning we’re hosting the APPG on Sexual & Reproductive Health’s Annual General Meeting (10–11:30am) in parliament.

Calling all parliamentarians!

Join us on Wednesday 25th February 2026, 10–11:30am for the next meeting of the APPG on Sexual & Reproductive Health (SRH) focusing on youth SRH behaviour trends and misinformation.

To RSVP, please contact Katie Jones at appg@cosrh.org📩

A huge thank you to the many Parliamentarians who joined our Officers in signing this letter and oppose the increasing number of women in England and Wales being investigated and prosecuted under suspicion of ending their own pregnancy illegally 👇

We firmly believe women in these situations deserve support, not investigation, prosecution or invasive breaches of privacy. We remain steadfast in our commitment to ensuring that reproductive rights in the UK only ever progress forward. You can read more here 👉 www.fsrh.org/Public/News/...

As you can read, Parliamentarians expressed concern about the Guidance's assumption of guilt when women have experienced unexpected pregnancy loss. It details how police should bypass legal requirements to access medical records, search women’s homes for abortion drugs and seize digital devices ❌

Yesterday our Officers @rupahuq.bsky.social, Baroness Barker, @mayaellismp.bsky.social, Baroness Sugg and 42 other Parliamentarians wrote to the Chief Constable to share their serious concerns with the recently released Guidance on Child Death Investigation. You can read it below 👇