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According to estimates by the World Health Organization, worldwide, 67,800 women die annually from complications of unsafe abortion. Africa has the highest rate of maternal mortality related to unsafe abortions. This high mortality rate is due mainly to the criminalisation of abortion, which limits access to safe abortion and post-abortion care. Madagascar is one of the countries that criminalises abortion through very restrictive legislation on the voluntary termination of pregnancy. Adopting a historical and social approach, this article shows that the criminalisation of abortion in Madagascar is part of a general climate of inequality and women’s rights violation. It presents the negative impact of abortion on the health and on the rights of the women, in violation with Madagascar’s international commitments set out in global and regional texts recognising the sexual and reproductive health rights of women and girls. The article accordingly calls for the development of Malagasy law to achieve improved protection of women’s and girls’ rights. MOTS CLÉS: avortement non sécurisé, dépénalisation, l’accès à l’avortement sécurisé, droits des femmes, santé sexuelle et reproductive, Protocole de Maputo Du ‘droit de la force’ à la force du droit: pour la dépénalisation de l’avortement à

Du ‘droit de la force’ à la force du droit: pour la dépénalisation de l’avortement à Madagascar