She Wanted An Abortion. Now The Embryo Is Suing Her Doctors

Villegas’ lawyer calls the judge’s decision “significant” because, Martineau says, “in a way, it’s saying that an unborn fetus has rights.” And, for decades, anti-abortion activists have been trying to establish both laws and case law that say exactly that. Read more at Rolling Stone

Arizona bans most abortions

Nearly all abortions become illegal in Arizona The law Johnson reinstated dates from 1864 and bans all abortions with no exception for rape or incest. The only exception involves a recipient whose life is in danger. * Under Arizona’s new anti-abortion law, doctors or other healthcare professionals who terminate pregnancies could face between two and … Read more

Abortion is still legal in Arizona. But confusion and fear abound

“Arizona is the textbook example of chaos and uncertainty, with providers and patients trying to figure out the law. It’s a mess. The attorney general has refused to provide clarity, and you have to conclude that’s because abortion opponents want providers to be conservative in the way they offer care to avoid legal risks,” said … Read more

With their workplaces subject to criminalization, abortion providers face post-Roe America

In Arizona, Dr. DeShawn Taylor had been preparing for the fall of constitutional abortion rights for months ahead of the Supreme Court’s June 24 decision to overturn Roe v. Wade.  … Currently, Arizona has a law dating prior to Roe that bans abortion, while another law permitting abortions up to 15 weeks into pregnancy was … Read more