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"Texas Supreme Court's Abortion Ruling Sparks Controversy and Outrage"
reproductive-rights2 years ago

"Texas Supreme Court's Abortion Ruling Sparks Controversy and Outrage"

The Texas Supreme Court has ruled against a woman, Kate Cox, seeking an abortion for her high-risk pregnancy after her foetus was diagnosed with a fatal condition. Texas has one of the strictest abortion bans in the country, allowing exceptions only when the life of the expectant mother is under threat. The court found that Cox's doctor had not proven her safety was threatened due to a "life-threatening physical condition" as required by law. This case is believed to be the first instance of a woman seeking court permission for an abortion since the US Supreme Court gave individual states power to control abortion access. Cox's lawyers announced she had left Texas to obtain an abortion outside the state, and hours later, the Texas Supreme Court ruled against her.

Texas Woman Fights for Abortion Rights Amid High-Risk Pregnancy
reproductive-rights2 years ago

Texas Woman Fights for Abortion Rights Amid High-Risk Pregnancy

A Texas mother of two is suing the state over its abortion bans, as she wants to terminate her pregnancy due to a lethal fetal diagnosis and threats to her life, health, and fertility. She has been denied the safest form of abortion care and is seeking a temporary restraining order to access the care she needs. The lawsuit challenges the confusing and restrictive abortion laws in Texas, which have resulted in limited access to abortion services and significant penalties for doctors. The outcome of the lawsuit could have implications for other women facing similar circumstances.

Texas Woman Fights for Abortion Rights in Landmark Lawsuit
reproductive-rights2 years ago

Texas Woman Fights for Abortion Rights in Landmark Lawsuit

A Texas woman has filed an emergency lawsuit asking a judge to allow her to terminate her pregnancy after receiving a lethal fetal diagnosis. This is the first lawsuit of its kind since Texas banned almost all abortions in 2022. The woman, Kate Cox, has two children and has been diagnosed with a fetus with full trisomy 18, a chromosomal anomaly that is almost always fatal. The lawsuit argues that carrying the pregnancy to term would pose significant health risks to Cox and potentially impact her ability to have future pregnancies. The Texas Supreme Court is currently considering a similar case challenging the state's abortion laws in complicated pregnancies.