Whole Woman's Health

If the federal appeals court throws out the temporary block of Texas' abortion law, providers could be sued retroactively.

A diferencia de otras medidas contra el aborto, las autoridades no son quienes harán cumplir la ley — serán los ciudadanos, quienes podrán demandar a los proveedores del servicio.

Unlike other abortion restrictions, the state is not enforcing this ban. Instead it is up to private citizens to sue.

It’s been three years since the U.S. Supreme Court struck down parts of Texas’ controversial abortion law – and yet, most of the clinics forced to close…

Abortion providers across Texas filed a lawsuit in federal court today, challenging a slew of “burdensome” laws that have made legal abortions harder to…

This summer, it will be a year since the U.S. Supreme Court struck down a strict abortion law in Texas. Half of the state’s abortion providers closed…

The Center for Reproductive Rights announced it is filing a federal lawsuit today against the State of Texas over a rule set to go into effect Dec. 19.…