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The Guardian - AU
The Guardian - AU
National
Natasha May

Eva wanted the morning-after pill after a sexual assault. Confronting pharmacy questions left her ‘frustrated’

Assorted contraceptives
When accessing emergency contraception, Australian women are still being made to fill out intrusive forms about their sexual history. Photograph: Phanie/Alamy

The morning after she was sexually assaulted in April 2021, Eva* went to a Chemist Warehouse to pick up emergency contraception and antidepressants.

“I was not coping very well at time,” she says.

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