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- As a result of a Washington state law, one church’s health insurer put surgical abortion coverage directly into the church’s health plan.
- A pro-life pregnancy center in Connecticut saw its free speech rights threatened by the local government.
- City won’t subject pregnancy center to law similar to one US Supreme Court struck down in 2018
- ADF is focused on achieving five Generational Wins—transforming law and culture for generations to come.
- High court orders circuit court to reconsider its decision against March for Life in light of ruling upholding same HHS rules in other cases
- The following quote may be attributed to Alliance Defending Freedom Senior Counsel and Vice President of Appellate Advocacy John Bursch regarding the U.S. Supreme Court’s decision Wednesday upholding U.S. Department of Health and Human Services rules which protect organizations with religious or moral objections to abortion, such as Little Sisters of the Poor, from being subject to a federal requirement that employer health plans cover abortifacients: “The government has no business forcing pro-life and religious organizations to provide drugs and devices that can destroy life. HHS designed ...
- The following quote may be attributed to Alliance Defending Freedom General Counsel Kristen Waggoner regarding the U.S. Supreme Court’s narrow decision Monday in June Medical Services v. Russo to strike down Louisiana’s law requiring abortionists, just like doctors at ambulatory surgical centers, to hold admitting privileges at nearby hospitals: “Women can speak for themselves—they don’t need abortion businesses to speak for them. Women seeking abortions have the same right to competent and quality care as patients involved in other surgical procedures. Louisiana’s admitting privileges law ...
- For pediatric nurse Sandra Rojas, abandoning her religious beliefs was not an option.
- ADF attorneys represent San Diego–area congregation
- Multiple friend-of-the-court briefs ask high court to take case challenging law similar to one struck down in 2014