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Using Anti-Immigration Hysteria to Promote the Anti-Choice Agenda?
Priscilla Huang, Reproductive Justice Project Director and Women’s Law Fellow at the National Asian Pacific American Women’s Forum (NAPAWF ), writes on TomPaine.com:Today’s immigration debate extends beyond the goal of…
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Study on Contraceptive Use at the Time of Abortion
Further confirming the need for greater access to contraception information and services among low income women is the study, Contraception at the time of abortion: high-risk time or high-risk women?,…
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Indian Government to Raise Abandoned Girls
From the Associated Press (2/18/07):The Indian government plans to set up a series of orphanages to raise unwanted baby girls in a bid to halt the widespread practice of aborting…
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States Fund Anti-Abortion Advice
Stephanie Simon of the Los Angeles Times writes in States Fund Anti-Abortion Advice:In an experiment that's opening a new front in the culture wars, a growing number of states are…
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Time Magazine article
Time Magazine: The Grassroots Abortion Warhttp://www.time.com/time/magazine/article/0,9171,1590444-2,00.html
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AALS 2007 Annual Meeting Podcast Now Available for “Reproductive Rights — The Next Decade”
You can now download the podcast from the AALS website for the 2007 Annual Meeting "Hot Topic" panel Reproductive Rights -- The Next Decade (scroll down to the afternoon sessions…
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Abortion Shuffle in Politics
E.J. Dionne, Jr., writes in the Washinton Post (2/14):Why is it that abortion, a subject on which political candidates often claim to be expressing their most deeply held moral convictions,…
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ACS Brief on Health Care Provider Refusals to Treat
The American Constitution Society for Law and Policy has a new issue brief, Health Care Provider Refusals to Treat, Prescribe, Refer or Inform: Professionalism and Conscience, by University of Wisconsin…
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UK Woman’s Conviction Affirmed for Mailing Pictures of Aborted Fetuses to Pharmacists
As reported in The Scotsman yesterday:A CHRISTIAN "pro-life" grandmother failed yesterday in a High Court bid to overturn her conviction for sending pictures of aborted foetuses to pharmacists through the…
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Michael Dorf on Giuliani’s Abortion Views
Michael Dorf argued on Findlaw yesterday that, past flipflopping aside, Giuliani's current position on abortion is internally consistent:But beyond the question of consistency over time is the question whether Giuliani's…