Abortion: Mandatory Counseling
In the News
A number of state legislatures and organizations put barriers between women and abortion care by directly interfering with a woman's medical care. Mandatory Counseling Requirements impose lawmakers into medical offices by forcing medical professionals to provide state-mandated information to women seeking abortion care. In many instances, the information they are required to provide may be false, such as the alleged connections between abortion and breast cancer or suicide.
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Maine Legislature Rejects Bill Requiring Physicians To Advise Patients on Alternatives to Abortion |
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Kan. Gov. Brownback Signs Sweeping Bill With Several Abortion Restrictions |
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Sweeping Kan. Antiabortion Bill Heading to Gov. Brownback; Wichita Clinic Opening for First Time Since Tiller's Death |
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Kan. House Approves Sweeping Antiabortion Bill, Rejects Proposal To Add Exceptions Late in Pregnancy |
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IN THE COURTS
This section provides a brief overview of significant cases impacting reproductive rights and health related to Abortion: Mandatory Counseling.
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Planned Parenthood Minnesota, North Dakota, South Dakota v. Rounds |
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AT-A-GLANCE
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