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South Dakota passes abortion law

Sheila Liaugminas | 23 March 2011
The Mt. Rushmore state has been at the forefront of women’s health and protection laws applying to crisis pregnancy and abortion, and they’ve done it again. Lawmakers recently passed legislation requiring both a waiting period for abortion, and access to information about alternatives. So women really do have a choice.

OK, another abortion round

Sheila Liaugminas | 09 March 2010
Judges, legislators and activists are tangling with some interesting back-and-forth attempts to regulate the abortion industry in Oklahoma and give women an informed choice…..or not.

Media praise South Dakota’s lone abortionist

Sheila Liaugminas | 03 March 2010
Specifically, the Washington Post was responsible for this jaw-dropper. For anyone who has followed the groundbreaking work of pregnancy help centers, pro-life advocates and conscientous legislators in South Dakota over the past few years, WaPo’s praise for the bravery of the state’s only abortionist was astonishingly clueless.
 
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