Oklahoma Abortion Law Violates Privacy Statutes

Thursday, 15 October 2009, 11:11 | Category : Legislative Watch
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Reyna breaks it down for us about how the new Oklahoma abortion law is a violation of privacy laws.

Full text of the script is available for you after the jump.

Karmic Rewards: Privacy & the Public Figures Behind Oklahoma HB 1595

As Kristen reported last week, the Statistical Reporting of Abortions Act, (passed in Oklahoma last spring) is being challenged in court on the grounds that it covers more than one subject and, thus, is a violation of the state constitution. Since Kristin already did such a great job summarizing the bill, I won’t bore you [...]

Interview With Gloria Feldt

Tuesday, 28 July 2009, 8:08 | Category : Activism
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In case you didn’t know it, I think Gloria Feldt is a rock star. The four-part book review of The War on Choice should have been a giveaway that I really respect all the work that Feldt has done for women’s health. Feldt is the former president of Planned Parenthood Federation of America. [...]

Oklahoma Abortion ‘Stats’: Bad Bill or Good Government?

Monday, 15 June 2009, 18:07 | Category : Abortion, Legislative Watch
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On May 21st, Oklahoma Gov. Henry signed HB 1595 into law.  The measure details the following reporting requirements:
age of the woman; marital status and education level; number of prior pregnancies; reason for the abortion; method of the abortion; method of payment; type of medical health insurance coverage; cost of the procedure; whether an [...]