#anti-abortion-movement

#anti-abortion-movement

Criminal prosecutions related to pregnancy have surged dramatically since the reversal of Roe v. Wade, reflecting a shift in fetal personhood policies.

Fetal personhood laws are gaining traction, exposing women to homicide charges for abortions.

Florida's six-week abortion ban will significantly limit access, forcing patients to seek services in other states.

The six-week ban may be a precursor to laws establishing fetal personhood, impacting IVF and contraceptives.

The idea of a six-week ban was conceived by Janet Folger Porter to challenge reproductive rights and promote fetal personhood.

Louisiana's attempt to criminalize abortion seekers highlights a divide in anti-abortion strategies focused on fetal personhood.

The Supreme Court's rejection of the challenge to medication abortion is a step towards maintaining access, but ongoing threats persist in states with bans.