Growing Unhappiness With U.S. Abortion Laws
Support for abortion policies in the United States is at its lowest level since 2001.
Support for abortion policies in the United States is at its lowest level since 2001.
Recent advances in uterus transplantation will soon make this possible
Just because it's new doesn't mean that it's wrong.
"The heavy hand of government must not make this decision for women and families."
From a political standpoint, the legislation was baffling.
Until the courts have the chance to rule on their constitutionality
But the state has imposed strict new rules on who can take them and how.
Reproductive-rights and drug-policy groups are calling for an end to the harsher sentencing of pregnant women charged with drug crimes.
As hospitals and courts collude, pregnant women are being excluded from fundamental decisions about how they give birth.
Many countries around the world ban in-vitro fertilization practices that allow for the selection of a child's sex.
Tennessee's law criminalizing drug use during pregnancy arbitrarily heaps punishment on reviled women.
The bill aims to stunt the growth of state laws placing unnecessary restrictions on abortion patients and clinics.
Hello fetus, goodbye civil liberties
Won't somebody think of the children? And of having more and more and more of them?
She's forced onto life support until baby can be delivered
Law that only protects heterosexual couples declared unconstitutional
More than half resulting in live birth
Also for possible citizenship purposes
Loathsome paternalism from the left. Where are the protests?
If they're unwilling to divulge the father, the state will collect blood from the umbilical cord
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