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New abortion bans came into play in several US states today. The doctors are scared they’ll become felons if they save some pregnant women’s lives.
The state health minister said she “hoped” all doctors knew it was legal to terminate pregnancies in Queensland.
The prosecutor handling the case said it’s the first time he has charged anyone for illegally performing an abortion after 20 weeks,a restriction that was passed in 2010.
A university student crashed Premier Mark McGowan’s electric vehicles press conference on Wednesday to demand to know why abortions were not free for women in Western Australia.
Resembling drop-off bins used by libraries for returning books,the boxes have been adopted by those on the religious right under “Baby Moses” laws.
The latest move from the White House comes after one of America’s most conservative battlegrounds voted to protect reproductive rights.
Joe Biden welcomed the result,saying:“Tonight,Kansans used their voices to protect women’s right to choose and access reproductive health services”.
Former senators Lyn Allison and Judith Troeth,who crossed party lines to secure access to the abortion pill RU486,say more needs to be done to ensure women can access terminations.
In his first public remarks since the decision,which has led to various conservative US states imposing abortion bans,Alito dismissed international criticism of the ruling.
An estimated 40 people blocked the entrances to a Sydney abortion clinic in what anti-abortion lobby group Right to Life called a “rescue mission”.