Reproductive rights activists filed a lawsuit Wednesday to try and keep the state’s only abortion clinic open.
A look at the past shows that whatever avenue is taken, the fight for abortion rights in North Dakota will be long and expensive.
As news spreads that the most devastating abortion laws in the nation were signed in North Dakota, the state’s only abortion clinic is getting financial support, while the governor is receiving spiritual “attaboys.”
If the state’s one abortion clinic can’t continue to operate, it doesn’t matter if abortion is banned at 20 weeks, at six weeks, or at the moment of conception. The TRAP law will mean the end of abortion access in North Dakota.
Abortions in North Dakota are so safe that a doctor can’t get privileges to a hospital. How can a TRAP bill claim it is about women’s health?
The Fargo woman running the project wants to remind women who get abortions that they are not alone.
The newest wave of the anti-choice sidewalk harassment campaign is about to begin. This year, Red River Women’s Clinic is ready.
