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health1 year ago

Third Texas Woman Dies Amid Controversial Abortion Ban

A third woman has died in Texas due to complications from a miscarriage, highlighting the impact of the state's strict abortion laws on medical care. Porsha Ngumezi, who was 11 weeks pregnant, died after doctors opted for misoprostol instead of a dilation and curettage (D&C), a standard procedure for such cases, due to legal fears. Her death, deemed preventable by medical experts, underscores how abortion bans are pressuring doctors to avoid standard treatments, increasing risks for patients. The case has sparked criticism of the laws for endangering women's health.

via ProPublica|
#abortionban#health#healthcare
politics1 year ago

"Arizona GOP Blocks Repeal of 1864 Abortion Ban Despite Court Ruling"

Chaos erupted in the Arizona House as Democrats tried to repeal the 1864 near-total abortion ban, only to be thwarted by the Republican majority. The raucous event followed a recent Arizona Supreme Court ruling upholding the law, revealing deep political divisions. Republicans, led by Rep. Matt Gress, blocked the repeal, prompting heated exchanges with Democrats. While some Republicans, including Gress, expressed support for a more modern ban with exceptions, the issue remains a point of contention as the law's effective date approaches.

via The Arizona Republic|
#abortionban#arizona#arizonahouse
law-and-government2 years ago

Supreme Court Upholds Idaho's Strict Abortion Ban Amidst Controversy

The Supreme Court has permitted Idaho to enforce its near-total abortion ban while agreeing to hear an appeal in April. This decision allows the state to penalize doctors who perform abortions in emergency situations, despite opposition from the Justice Department. The law, which was enacted in 2020, came into effect following the overturning of Roe v. Wade and had some provisions previously halted by a federal judge. Now, Idaho can enforce the law in its entirety until the Supreme Court further examines its compatibility with federal law.

via The Daily Beast|
##abortionban#idaho
politicslaw2 years ago

"Supreme Court Upholds Idaho's Strict Abortion Ban Amid Biden's Critique and Medical Emergency Concerns"

President Joe Biden criticized the Supreme Court's decision to allow Idaho to enforce its near-total abortion ban, which he views as a threat to women's health and a violation of federal law protecting emergency abortion services. The ban, which has few exceptions, is seen as a consequence of the Dobbs vs. Jackson Women's Health ruling that overturned Roe v. Wade. Biden's administration has sued over the ban, emphasizing the need for Congress to restore Roe v. Wade protections and affirming the administration's commitment to defending reproductive rights. The Supreme Court will hear arguments on the case in April, with a decision expected in June.

via The Hill|
##abortionban#biden
politicslaw-and-government2 years ago

"Supreme Court Upholds Idaho's Abortion Ban, Challenging Emergency Care Standards"

President Joe Biden criticized the Supreme Court's decision to allow Idaho's strict abortion ban to take effect, emphasizing that it undermines women's access to emergency abortion care and contravenes federal law. He reiterated his and Vice President Harris's stance that health care decisions should be made by women with their doctors, not by politicians. Biden urged Congress to act to restore the protections previously afforded by Roe v. Wade, highlighting the significant impact on women's health care across the United States.

via The White House|
##abortionban#biden
law-and-government2 years ago

"Supreme Court to Rule on Emergency Abortion Cases Amidst Idaho Ban Enforcement"

The U.S. Supreme Court has permitted Idaho's near-total abortion ban to be enforced, marking the first intervention in state abortion laws since the overturning of Roe v. Wade. The Idaho law criminalizes abortion except to save the life of the mother, a standard that conflicts with federal law requiring emergency medical care for conditions threatening a mother's health. The Biden administration had previously blocked the law, arguing it violated federal protections. The Supreme Court will hear an appeal on the case in April, potentially influencing other states to enact stricter abortion laws.

via NPR|
##abortionban#emergencymedicaltreatment
us-news2 years ago

"Supreme Court Upholds Idaho's Abortion Ban, Affecting Emergency Medical Cases"

The U.S. Supreme Court has temporarily reinstated Idaho's near-total abortion ban, which had been previously blocked by a federal trial judge after a challenge from the Biden administration. The law, which was enacted in 2020 and triggered by the Dobbs decision, makes exceptions only to prevent the death of the pregnant woman, not for threats to her health. The Supreme Court will hear an appeal on the case in April.

via The New York Times|
##abortionban#bidenadministration
world-news-human-rights2 years ago

"Dominican Women Rally Against Child Marriage and Teen Pregnancy Despite Abortion Prohibitions"

In the Dominican Republic, activists like Marcia González are fighting against child marriage and teen pregnancy through "teenage clubs" that educate young girls on sexual and reproductive rights amidst a total abortion ban. Despite the ban, which includes prison sentences for women and practitioners, and a powerful religious lobby against decriminalizing abortion, these clubs aim to empower girls and prevent unplanned pregnancies. The country faces high rates of teen pregnancy and gender violence, with child marriage being prohibited only recently in 2021. Activists are working to change the normalized view of early marriage and provide support and education to young women, encouraging them to pursue their dreams and break the cycle of poverty and abuse.

via NBC News|
##abortionban#childmarriage
world-news2 years ago

"Dominican Women's Battle Against Child Marriage, Teen Pregnancy Amidst Abortion Prohibitions"

In the Dominican Republic, activists like Marcia González are combating child marriage and teen pregnancy through "teenage clubs," which educate young girls on sexual and reproductive rights amidst strict abortion laws. Despite the criminalization of abortion and child marriage, these issues persist due to cultural norms and lack of access to contraception. The clubs, supported by organizations like Plan International and the National Confederation of Rural Women (CONAMUCA), aim to empower girls by providing knowledge and support, challenging societal myths, and encouraging them to pursue their aspirations.

via The Associated Press|
##abortionban#childmarriage
world-news2 years ago

"Examining the Impacts of the Dominican Republic's Total Abortion Ban"

The Dominican Republic enforces a total abortion ban, with no exceptions, leading to legal and health risks for women and healthcare providers. The Catholic Church plays a significant role in maintaining this ban, influencing both education and legislation. Despite the risks, some medical personnel and networks provide clandestine abortion services. Abortion rights activists are pushing for legal exceptions in cases of health risks, rape, incest, and nonviable pregnancies. The situation highlights the tension between religious beliefs and women's health and rights in the country.

via The Associated Press|
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