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How Donald Trump's Abortion Policy May Impact Women's Reproductive Rights Globally
In the aftermath of the US election, much focus has been on the consequences for abortion rights across the US, and whether this will affect state-led initiatives to roll back restrictive legislation.
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US Election Result: Florida, 2 Other States Defy Trend And Vote Down Abortion Rights
Voters approved most of the referendums expanding the right to abortion in US states while Florida, Nebraska and South Dakota rejected such measures, giving anti-abortion advocates victories since the Supreme Court ended the constitutional right.
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US To Hold Referendum On Abortion On Same Ballot As Presidential Vote
Abortion rights are arguably the single-most important issue in the US ahead of the presidential election on November 5. It affects 50% of the population and is a matter of an individual's fundamental liberty, which is protected by the Constitution.
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Trump "Wants To Take America Back To 1800s" On Abortion: Kamala Harris
Donald Trump is looking to turn back the clock on reproductive rights for women if he is reelected to the White House this November, US Vice President Kamala Harris said Friday.
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US Vice President Kamala Harris Makes Historic Abortion Clinic Visit
US Vice President Kamala Harris toured an abortion clinic Thursday, highlighting the key election issue of reproductive rights in what is believed to be the first such visit by a president or vice president.
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Emmanuel Macron Pledges To Make Abortion A Basic Right In Europe
French President Emmanuel Macron on Friday said France would not rest until the right to abortion, now protected by the French constitution in a world first, was guaranteed in the EU's rights charter and around the globe.
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France Makes Abortion A Constitutional Right, First Country To Do So
France on Monday enshrined the right to abortion in its constitution, a world first welcomed by women's rights groups as historic and harshly criticised by anti-abortion groups.
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French Senate Votes To Make Abortion A Constitutional "Freedom"
France's Senate on Wednesday backed a government move to enshrine the "freedom" to have an abortion in the constitution which will now be voted on at a special congress.
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Explained: Impact Ohio Abortion Vote Could Have On Biden's 2024 Campaign
US President Joe Biden celebrated victory Wednesday after a series of votes centered on abortion rights -- but the big question now is whether the issue can help the Democrat overcome likely opponent Donald Trump in 2024.
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1st Over-The-Counter Birth Control Pill Approved In US
The US drug regulator approved the first over-the-counter birth control pill in the country, it announced Thursday, dramatically widening access to contraception for women as the United States grapples with reproductive rights.
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Head Of US Marine Corps Job Unfilled Due To Political Feud
The head of the US Marine Corps steps down today, leaving the famed service without a confirmed long-term leader as America's bitter political feud over abortion hampers the approval of scores of military nominees.
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"I Nearly Died": Texas Abortion Case Reveals New US Reality
Amanda Zurawski, a resident of Texas, almost died waiting for an abortion she desperately didn't want. Her doctors in the conservative southern state of texas, said they could not legally carry out the procedure she needed.
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Abortion Pill To Remain Available In US With Stricter Rules
The abortion pill mifepristone will remain temporarily available in the United States, but under tighter regulations, after a ruling by a federal appeals court late Wednesday.
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Idaho Becomes First US State To Introduce Abortion-Related Travel Ban
After the US Supreme Court's ruling that ended the right to terminate a pregnancy last June, the state of Idaho has become the first to move forward with a bill that restricts interstate travel for abortion.
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The Fight For Abortion Rights "Isn't Over" In US, Says Joe Biden
The fight for abortion rights "isn't over," US President Joe Biden said Sunday, 50 years after a landmark Supreme Court ruling had guaranteed that right, before the court reversed itself in June.
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How Donald Trump's Abortion Policy May Impact Women's Reproductive Rights Globally
In the aftermath of the US election, much focus has been on the consequences for abortion rights across the US, and whether this will affect state-led initiatives to roll back restrictive legislation.
-
US Election Result: Florida, 2 Other States Defy Trend And Vote Down Abortion Rights
Voters approved most of the referendums expanding the right to abortion in US states while Florida, Nebraska and South Dakota rejected such measures, giving anti-abortion advocates victories since the Supreme Court ended the constitutional right.
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US To Hold Referendum On Abortion On Same Ballot As Presidential Vote
Abortion rights are arguably the single-most important issue in the US ahead of the presidential election on November 5. It affects 50% of the population and is a matter of an individual's fundamental liberty, which is protected by the Constitution.
-
Trump "Wants To Take America Back To 1800s" On Abortion: Kamala Harris
Donald Trump is looking to turn back the clock on reproductive rights for women if he is reelected to the White House this November, US Vice President Kamala Harris said Friday.
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US Vice President Kamala Harris Makes Historic Abortion Clinic Visit
US Vice President Kamala Harris toured an abortion clinic Thursday, highlighting the key election issue of reproductive rights in what is believed to be the first such visit by a president or vice president.
-
Emmanuel Macron Pledges To Make Abortion A Basic Right In Europe
French President Emmanuel Macron on Friday said France would not rest until the right to abortion, now protected by the French constitution in a world first, was guaranteed in the EU's rights charter and around the globe.
-
France Makes Abortion A Constitutional Right, First Country To Do So
France on Monday enshrined the right to abortion in its constitution, a world first welcomed by women's rights groups as historic and harshly criticised by anti-abortion groups.
-
French Senate Votes To Make Abortion A Constitutional "Freedom"
France's Senate on Wednesday backed a government move to enshrine the "freedom" to have an abortion in the constitution which will now be voted on at a special congress.
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Explained: Impact Ohio Abortion Vote Could Have On Biden's 2024 Campaign
US President Joe Biden celebrated victory Wednesday after a series of votes centered on abortion rights -- but the big question now is whether the issue can help the Democrat overcome likely opponent Donald Trump in 2024.
-
1st Over-The-Counter Birth Control Pill Approved In US
The US drug regulator approved the first over-the-counter birth control pill in the country, it announced Thursday, dramatically widening access to contraception for women as the United States grapples with reproductive rights.
-
Head Of US Marine Corps Job Unfilled Due To Political Feud
The head of the US Marine Corps steps down today, leaving the famed service without a confirmed long-term leader as America's bitter political feud over abortion hampers the approval of scores of military nominees.
-
"I Nearly Died": Texas Abortion Case Reveals New US Reality
Amanda Zurawski, a resident of Texas, almost died waiting for an abortion she desperately didn't want. Her doctors in the conservative southern state of texas, said they could not legally carry out the procedure she needed.
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Abortion Pill To Remain Available In US With Stricter Rules
The abortion pill mifepristone will remain temporarily available in the United States, but under tighter regulations, after a ruling by a federal appeals court late Wednesday.
-
Idaho Becomes First US State To Introduce Abortion-Related Travel Ban
After the US Supreme Court's ruling that ended the right to terminate a pregnancy last June, the state of Idaho has become the first to move forward with a bill that restricts interstate travel for abortion.
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The Fight For Abortion Rights "Isn't Over" In US, Says Joe Biden
The fight for abortion rights "isn't over," US President Joe Biden said Sunday, 50 years after a landmark Supreme Court ruling had guaranteed that right, before the court reversed itself in June.
