Sam Rowlands

Sam Rowlands is a Visiting Professor at Bournemouth University with expertise in sexual and reproductive health. His work spans clinical practice, legal advocacy, and academic research, focusing on abortion rights, contraception safety, and human rights violations in reproductive healthcare. He has held leadership roles at the Faculty of Sexual & Reproductive Healthcare and contributed to peer-reviewed journals as an editor and reviewer.

His research explores

• Forced sterilization of Indigenous and racialized communities
• Legal implications of abortion decriminalization
• Medical ethics in fertility control policies

Recent publications highlight SRHR abuses, including reproductive coercion and policy gaps in abortion access.

His 15 most recent articles (2022-2025) address global reproductive justice, EU healthcare regulations, and legal challenges in sterilization and abortion. Despite lacking explicit awards, his extensive authorship and editorial contributions underscore his academic impact.