Dispatches From CPD 2012: Let’s Talk About Sex!

As the negotiations at the 45th Commission on Population and Development (CPD) continue at the United Nations in New York City, the work towards establishing a strong outcome document that ensures young people’s sexual and reproductive health and rights (SRHR) becomes even more intense.

Phil Bryant: Liberals’ ‘One Mission in Life is to Abort Children’

Dispatches from CPD 2012: Will We Take Action to Make Things Better Or Just Keep Re-Writing Plans?

At this extremely important time for the globe, we need to ensure that the outcome documents of this year’s, and forthcoming meetings of the Commission on Population and Development are strong and will guarantee an increased focus on young people and their sexual and reproductive health and rights.

Delegate Jennifer McClellan: A Vocal Advocate for Women’s Rights and the Rights of All People

When people think of social justice in Richmond, it’s hard not to think of Delegate Jennifer McClellan.

Crisis Pregnancy Centers Use Federal Funds to Promote Religion, Lie to Patients, Discriminate In Hiring Practices

I wonder if they keep separate books to make sure the money goes to the right place...

Mississippi Governor: Democrats’ “One Mission In Life Is To Abort Children”

Is this really what the state of Mississippi signed on for when they elected Bryant?

Lousiana Senate Approves “Heartbeat” Bill While Committee Creates New Criminal Penalties For Abortion Providers

The senate moves even further in trying to make an abortion as inaccessible and shameful as they can.

S.C. Senator: Fetuses Are “Victims,” Women Who Have Been Sexually Assaulted, Not

Which "victim" deserves more rights is up for debate in South Carolina.

Tennessee TRAP Law, Requiring Doctors to Have Hospital Admitting Privileges, Passes Senate

All doctors performing abortions would need to have hospital privileges in order to provide the procedure.

ACLU Prepares To Sue Over Mississippi TRAP Law While Clinic Board Member Is Blocked For Nomination

The attempt to shut down the only clinic in Mississippi that provides abortions is likely to produce a lawsuit, and one clinic board member is already experiencing repercussions.