ACLU Sues Ohio Over Law Banning Transgender Treatments for Minors
The organization alleges that the state’s prohibition on minors with gender dysphoria receiving drugs and surgeries violates several parts of the Ohio Constitution.
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ACLU Gets $15 Million LGBT Grant from Billionaire Foe of Christian Morals and Religious Freedom
ACLU Executive Director Anthony D. Romero said that the two men have been “pioneering supporters of our LGBTQ rights work for years.”
ACLU Lawsuit Targets ‘Sanctuary Cities’ for the Unborn
The group Texas Right to Life said the lawsuit is “a hodgepodge of complaints” and is “selectively targeting smaller cities that have passed the ordinance.”
State-Level Abortion Battles Continue Across the U.S.
Pro-life measures in Kentucky, Tennessee and Indiana gain political traction, but face obstacles in the courts
Catholic Adoption Agency Targeted by ACLU
COMMENTARY: The issue in Dumont v. Lyon, like the Masterpiece Cakeshop case, is how to protect religious liberty — set out in the Constitution — when people might be forced to act contrary to those beliefs.
DOJ Strikes Back at ACLU Over Undocumented Jane Doe’s Abortion
Although Jane Doe has obtained an abortion, the Justice Department wants to make sure the ACLU cannot use the case for its larger legal abortion strategy.
Judge: Government Must Facilitate Abortion for Undocumented Teenager
But the government says it has an interest in ‘not providing incentives for pregnant minors to illegally cross the border to obtain elective abortions.’
Doubts Cast on ACLU-Backed Account of IUD Controversy at Catholic Hospital
A Chicago woman’s claim in court that she could not get a damaged contraceptive device removed does not fit with either Catholic teaching or the facts, Mercy Hospital contends.
Washington State vs. Pharmacists’ Religious Freedom
What does U.S. Supreme Court’s decision to not hear Stormans v. Wiesman mean for those with conscience convictions?
ACLU Uses Abortion as Lever to Shut Down Catholic Agencies’ Work With Minors
A lawsuit filed in federal court seeks to sever Catholic agencies’ relationship with the federal government and effectively end its access to unaccompanied youth who have migrated from Central America.
