One law will make it harder for minors to access abortions. Another will do absolutely nothing.
First, they create “abortion” and “no abortion” states, then they put up walls so you can’t travel between the two.
An amendment to add a parental consent for abortions law kills a law that would require consent for teens who want to use a tanning bed.
A teen seeking an abortion must now have signed, notoraized permission from a parent.
While one state pushes for less access to abortion for teens, another tables the idea.
Both bills stalled in the judiciary committee.
Rhode Island’s legislative agenda on abortion; Louisiana state rep introduces abortion ban; and Rwanda unveils national campaign to address cervical cancer.
The state Republicans propose one of the most restrictive parental consent to health care laws in the country.
Two new abortion restrictions have been signed into law by Kansas Governor Sam Brownback.
The Candies Foundation pays Bristol $262k but grants only $35k for teen pregnancy prevention; the FBI releases 10-year old threats against Dr. Tiller; Delaware may enact parental consent; Illinois cannot force pharmacies to distribute emergency contraception.
