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Yes, There Is A Clear Path To Victory For The Pro-Life Movement This Year

Bateman surveys pro-life organizations’ priorities for 2025, including funding restrictions, abortion-drug regulation, and challenges to limits on public advocacy. Drawing on interviews with movement leaders, she describes litigation and grassroots efforts intended to advance those goals.

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ADF attorneys representing First Choice Women’s Resource Centers ask high court to allow lawsuit defending First Amendment rights to continue

ADF describes a Supreme Court petition seeking access to federal court for First Choice Women’s Resource Centers. The organization argues that New Jersey’s demands for donor identities and internal records threaten the pregnancy center’s speech and associational rights.

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Euthanasia doctor ordered to not kill Alberta woman

Schadenberg discusses restrictions imposed by a clinic on Ellen Wiebe following a disputed euthanasia approval for an Alberta woman. He relates the clinic's affidavit and an earlier court injunction to his call for scrutiny of eligibility decisions.

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The Battle for Free Speech: Life Legal Takes on San Diego’s Assault on Pro-Life Advocacy

Life Legal is taking a stand against an alarming attack on free speech and pro-life advocacy in San Diego. We’ve filed a lawsuit challenging the city’s draconian […] The post The Battle for Free Speech: Life Legal Takes on San Diego’s Assault on Pro-Life Advocacy appeared first on .

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EPC Petition: We demand a review of Dr. Ellen Wiebe's euthanasia practice.

The coalition publishes a petition asking British Columbia authorities to investigate Ellen Wiebe's euthanasia practice. It cites disputed cases and requests regulatory action, while noting that allegations in one cited lawsuit had not been proven in court.

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Hawaii murder investigation into "assisted suicide" death.

Schadenberg reports on a Honolulu police investigation into allegations that a doctor administered medication contrary to the self-administration requirement. He uses the reported case to question enforcement of assisted-suicide safeguards, without establishing criminal guilt.

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March for Life: Why We March for Equal Access to Motherhood℠

The March for Life began in 1974 as a response to the Supreme Court’s Roe v. Wade decision, which legalized abortion. Fifty years later, since Roe v. Wade has been overturned, the mission of the march continues to evolve. At Save the Storks, we’re dedicated to creating a story of hope and empowerment for every […] The post March for Life: Why We March for Equal Access to Motherhood℠ appeared first on Save the Storks .

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Alliance Defending Freedom Vice President Erin Hawley Testifies Before Congress on the FACE Act

Hawley argues that federal enforcement of the FACE Act has disproportionately targeted anti-abortion activists while inadequately protecting pregnancy centers and churches. This adaptation of her congressional testimony challenges that enforcement pattern and questions the statute’s constitutional basis.

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The Battle for Free Speech: Life Legal Takes on San Diego’s Assault on Pro-Life Advocacy

In a pivotal stand for free speech and the pro-life cause, Life Legal has filed a lawsuit against San Diego’s draconian “buffer zone” law. This […] The post The Battle for Free Speech: Life Legal Takes on San Diego’s Assault on Pro-Life Advocacy appeared first on .

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Ohio Right to Life Congratulates Newly Elected Supreme Court Justices: Joe Deters, Dan Hawkins, and Megan Shanahan.

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE CONTACT: Afton Simonelli DATE: Tuesday, November 5, 2024 PHONE: 614-547-0099 ext.303 COLUMBUS, Ohio— Ohio Right to Life… The post Ohio Right to Life Congratulates Newly Elected Supreme Court Justices: Joe Deters, Dan Hawkins, and Megan Shanahan. appeared first on Ohio Right to Life .

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Does Texas require doctors to wait until there's no heartbeat to intervene in emergencies? (Josseli Barnica)

Snyder challenges reporting that links Josseli Barnica's death to a legal requirement to wait for fetal cardiac activity to cease. She argues that emergency exceptions permitted intervention and raises separate questions about the medical care described in the reporting.

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Big Abortion doesn't want women to have options

Godsey describes vandalism, litigation, and negative publicity directed at pregnancy-help organizations. He argues that these pressures undermine women's access to alternatives to abortion and calls for defense of the centers' work.

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Standing Strong for Life: Life Legal Defends Idaho’s Pro-Life Law Against Federal Overreach

We’re excited to share that Life Legal has just submitted an amicus brief to the Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals in defense of Idaho’s Defense […] The post Standing Strong for Life: Life Legal Defends Idaho’s Pro-Life Law Against Federal Overreach appeared first on .

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Campaign defends the work of pregnancy help centers

Hayes describes ADF’s We CARE campaign to defend pregnancy centers against legal restrictions and public criticism. The article combines a center leader’s personal history with an overview of litigation, proposed protections, and ways supporters can participate.

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Lawsuit: Doctors to blame for Amber Thurman’s Death

High-profile civil rights and personal injury attorney Ben Crump held a news conference October 1, 2024, accusing doctors at Piedmont Henry Hospital in Stockbridge, Georgia, of not acting quickly enough to save Amber Thurman’s life in 2022. Crump blamed doctors not the law for Thurman’s Death. Lawsuit alleges doctors who delayed emergency abortion to blame […]

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