Surviving the Abortion Pill: Women Call for Safety Regulations
Women harmed by abortion drugs are rallying behind Rosalie Markezich, a survivor of a forced abortion and a leading voice in an ongoing lawsuit against the federal government.
Women harmed by abortion drugs are rallying behind Rosalie Markezich, a survivor of a forced abortion and a leading voice in an ongoing lawsuit against the federal government.
Here is a roundup of recent pro-life and abortion-related news.
COMMENTARY: Genuine judicial courage was shown in the face of one of the most powerful and well-resourced interest coalitions in American public life.
Mail-order abortions will continue in the U.S. after the nationʼs Supreme Court restored telehealth access to the abortion drug mifepristone.
For comparison purposes, the Register took a closer look at how different countries in Europe — France, Poland, the United Kingdom, Malta and Ireland — regulate the abortion pill.
A look at the challenges faced by those defending unborn life within Scandinavia’s sociopolitical climates.
After a report found that nearly two-thirds of abortions are chemical, advocacy groups are pushing for national and local safeguards against mail-order abortion pill prescriptions.
Even among big pro-life gains, ‘we shouldn’t kid ourselves that everything is rosy,’ said March for Life President Jennie Bradley Lichter.
Republican lawmakers called for stricter rules, while Democratic lawmakers advocated for easy access to the drugs.
Pro-life advocates are calling for action as top federal health officials deny reports that they are delaying a promised safety review of the abortion pill.
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