JUST IN: Alabama governor signs measure banning all abortions, even in cases of rape or incest, enacting the strictest U.S. anti-abortion law
ent of abortion but has so far withheld comment on whether she would sign the bill. Legislation to restrict abortion rights has been introduced this year in 16 states, four of whose governors have signed bills banning abortion if an embryonic heartbeat can be detected. Embryonic cardiac activity can be detected as early as six weeks, before a woman may be aware she is pregnant. Anti-abortion advocates know any laws they pass are certain to be challenged.
Gary CameronGEORGIA: Georgia became the fourth U.S. state this year to outlaw abortion after a doctor can detect a fetal heartbeat, with exceptions in cases of rape and incest. Republican Governor Brian Kemp signed the bill on May 7, 2019; it goes into effect on...GEORGIA: Georgia became the fourth U.S. state this year to outlaw abortion after a doctor can detect a fetal heartbeat, with exceptions in cases of rape and incest.
Chris KenningLOUISIANA: A ban on abortions after 15 weeks became law in May 2018, but it is currently on hold after a federal judge decided that a similar ban in Mississippi is unconstitutional, according to WBRZ, an ABC-affiliated television station in Baton...
Jonathan DrakeNORTH DAKOTA: The state legislature approved a six-week"heartbeat" bill in 2013. When Republican Governor Jack Dalrymple signed the bill into law, he called it a"legitimate attempt by a state legislature to discover the boundaries of Roe v. Wade."...NORTH DAKOTA: The state legislature approved a six-week"heartbeat" bill in 2013.
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Alabama Gov. Kay Ivey signs into law the nation's most restrictive abortion legislationAlabama's Republican Gov. Kay Ivey announced Wednesday that she had signed into law a bill that bans doctors from performing abortions during any stage of pregnancy, punishable with up to 99 years in prison.
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Alyssa Milano Calls For Sex Strike To Protest Restrictive Abortion LawsAlyssa Milano, one of the leaders of the MeToo movement, is taking a different approach to battling the so-called 'Heartbeat Bill' anti-abortion bill recently codified in Georgia, with similar measures under consideration in other states. In this case, Milano has advocated a NoMas approach,
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Proposed Law Would Require Mothers To Look At Pictures Of Congressmen She Disappointing Before Having AbortionWASHINGTON—Arguing that the measure would help women fully understand the consequences of their decision, members of the House of Representatives introduced a new bill this week that would require anyone seeking an abortion to view images of the congressmen she will disappoint prior to undergoing the procedure. “Before any pregnancy can be terminated, women will have a chance to see the faces of these politicians, which will help them make an informed decision as to whether they’d really like to go through with letting down an elected public servant,” Rep. Trent Franks (R-AZ) said of the proposed law, which also mandates that women listen to audio of the lawmakers’ talking points on when life begins. “What this bill does is show women that, hey, these congressmen aren’t just faceless legislators; they’re real politicians whose agendas are being destroyed. Once they see the actual eyes and ears and other features of the lawmakers whose spirits they’re breaking, I believe they’ll rethink what they’re about to do.” In response to backlash from women’s rights groups, the bill’s sponsors said that if women don’t want to view the images, they are free to close their eyes or just look away.
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Georgia abortion law: These companies and celebs vow not to work in the stateDavid Simon, Nina Jacobson, Mark Duplass and other producers say Georgia is off their location lists as long as its new abortion law is on the books.
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Strict state anti-abortion laws aimed at Supreme Court, justices not eager to consider themRed-state governors and legislators are rushing to enact tough new anti-abortion laws in hopes that the Supreme Court is ready to rule favorably.
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Alabama Senate approves country’s most restrictive abortion banThe ban prevents women from seeking abortions by making any abortions a felony for the doctor who performs them, making it different from so-called “heartbeat” bills.
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Alabama abortion law? What happens next for most restrictive ban in US in 40 yearsThe Alabama Senate has passed a near-total ban on abortions that would essentially prohibit the procedure statewide. Here's what you need to know:
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Alabama Senate to vote on bill banning abortion - Reuters TVAlabama's state Senate was due to vote on a bill on Tuesday that would outlaw nearly all abortions, but will first consider whether to allow the procedure for women and girls impregnated by rape and incest.
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Televangelist Pat Robertson says Alabama’s abortion law is “extreme” and that Republicans went “too far”Robertson labeling the law “extreme” shocked many conservatives and liberal pundits alike, given his typically far-right social and political stances
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