Catalina Martánez Coral.

The article focuses on Catalina Martínez Coral, a vice president at the Center for Reproductive Rights, and her role in expanding abortion access in Latin America and the Caribbean through collaborative efforts. She emphasizes the importance of alliances with organizations such as Surkuna, MTM (Mujeres Transformando el Mundo), and Planned Parenthood Global in advocating for reproductive rights. Notably, the Niñas, No Madres movement, which she is part of, successfully launched litigation for girls denied abortion care, leading to landmark decisions by the U.N. Human Rights Committee in 2025 that set global precedents for reproductive health access. Catalina's work highlights the human aspect of these struggles and the potential for girls to pursue their dreams rather than face forced motherhood. [Extracted from the article]