There’s No Such Thing as a “Late-Term Abortion”
Anti-abortion rights activists use this term to scare and confuse people.
Pop Open the Champagne: Texas' Anti-Abortion Law is Unconstitutional!
Want to know What’s at Stake for Abortion This Election? Just Look at Anti-Abortion Candidates’ Reactions to Monday’s Supreme Court Ruling
On Monday, the Supreme Court made a landmark decision on abortion access, ruling that Texas’ dangerous, medically unnecessary abortion restrictions — which were designed to shut down clinics but billed as “helpful” to women — are, in fact, unconstitutional.
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5 Women’s Stories Show How Texas’ HB2 And Other TRAP Laws Hurt Abortion Access
Tiffany: "...I had to resort to buying an unprescribed [abortion] medication off a website... I took the medication without supervision of a nurse and ended up going to the ER for continual bleeding. It was extremely unsafe."
Potential Outcomes of the Supreme Court’s Biggest Abortion Case in Decades
Any day now, the U.S. Supreme Court will rule on a challenge to dangerous restrictions that have devastated access to safe, legal abortion in Texas. The case, Whole Woman’s Health v. Hellerstedt, could further devastate on abortion access in the state.
These 4 Types of TRAP Laws Are Dangerously Chipping Away at Abortion Access Under the Guise of ‘Women’s Health’
The width of hallways, paint colors, and janitors’ closets have little to do with actual patient care and more to do with shutting down abortion providers.
Louisiana Closes All But One Abortion Provider
Infographic: Why This Is The Most Important Abortion Rights Case in Decades
If the Court rules later this year to uphold Texas’ draconian anti-abortion law, it would devastate access to abortion in Texas and pave the way for even more states to enact similar laws -- leaving abortion legal in name only for many women.
Whole Woman's Health v. Hellerstedt: The Supreme Court’s Biggest Abortion Case in Decades
This year, the U.S. Supreme Court is ruling on a case that could redefine abortion access in America. It’s about whether to uphold severe, medically unnecessary restrictions that have already devastated access to safe, legal abortion in Texas.
Roe v. Wade at Risk: Abortion Became Legal in 1973, But Could Become Out-of-Reach in 2016
On the 43rd anniversary of Roe v. Wade, we are reminded of what life was like for women before safe and legal abortion — and what could again become a reality for many women across the country.