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Tuesday, December 2, 2008. An open-source map of abortion laws around the world. Approximately 25 percent of the world population lives in countries with highly restrictive abortion laws, mostly in Latin America, Africa and Asia. These are the countries where abortion is most restricted according to the law. In some countries, such as in Chile, women still go to prison for having an illegal abortion.
The Future of Roe is a multimedia project that explores the past, present and future of abortion law in the United States through video interviews and audio segments. Click Here to find out more about the producer and the project. Roe in the 2008 Election. Highlights from the ad wars that were fought over the future of Roe in the 2008 presidential election. An open-source map of the world showing varying degrees of abortion access.
Thursday, November 27, 2008. One way that both sides can work together is by partnering to stop forced abortions, which inherently violate both pro-abortion and anti-abortion beliefs.
Saturday, November 22, 2008. In the 2008 Presidential election, Republican John McCain chose Gov. Sarah Palin as his vice presidential running mate. Making her the strongest advocate for anti-abortion issues to run on a ticket in several elections. Sen Obama defended his vote.
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Monday, November 24, 2008. Late-Term Abortion and The First Limit on Roe Since 1973. Late-term abortion is an issue that divides even some pro-abortion advocates and individuals. Part of the reason late-term abortion is so controversial is because it gets at the crux of the argument as to when life begins something invariably difficult to define and therefore difficult to legislate. WATCH Interview with Bree Wellwood, volunteer coordinator for the Haven Coalition. Under this law, Any physician who, .CONTENT
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The Future of Roe is a multimedia project that explores the past, present and future of abortion law in the United States through video interviews and audio segments. Click Here to find out more about the producer and the project. Roe in the 2008 Election. Highlights from the ad wars that were fought over the future of Roe in the 2008 presidential election. An open-source map of the world showing varying degrees of abortion access.
Thursday, November 27, 2008. One way that both sides can work together is by partnering to stop forced abortions, which inherently violate both pro-abortion and anti-abortion beliefs.
Saturday, November 22, 2008. In the 2008 Presidential election, Republican John McCain chose Gov. Sarah Palin as his vice presidential running mate. Making her the strongest advocate for anti-abortion issues to run on a ticket in several elections. Sen Obama defended his vote.