Reclaiming Our Children: A Blog About Healing After Abortion

"We've been able to help thousands of women by giving them information
about how to do safe abortions themselves" with pills, said Rebecca
Gomperts. "That's extremely important work that we've been doing over
the years."
Here's how it works: Women who call are put in touch with a doctor, who
gives them an online consultation of 25 questions. If the doctor is
satisfied, she or he sends the caller the pills. The patients are then
asked to donate 70 euros to Women on Web.

Not so sure what that has to do with the boat..obviously nothing, and it seems women's lives are once again not an issue…they do the abortion themselves/ what happens if their are complications? But then again, as long as the "donations" come in. When will everyone see abortion always kills a baby and always hurts women…sooner or later…
here is the article:

AMSTERDAM — The idea behind Women on Waves could hardly have been more provocative.

In 1999 the Dutch group launched a plan to send ships to countries
that ban abortion so women could come aboard, sail into international
waters and terminate their pregnancies under the liberal laws of The
Netherlands.

A decade on, the group’s vision of a fleet of floating abortion
clinics never quite materialized. Now, changes to Dutch law mean the
contentious voyages are currently suspended pending the results of a
court battle.

However, as she prepares for WoW's 10th anniversary in September, the group's founder is far from downbeat.

"We've been able to help thousands of women by giving them
information about how to do safe abortions themselves" with pills, said
Rebecca Gomperts. "That's extremely important work that we've been
doing over the years."  http://www.globalpost.com/dispatch/benelux/090812/abortion-ships