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So Many Sexual and Reproductive Health Court Cases, So Little Time
Manage episode 394313536 series 2581616
A variety of court cases, which have the ability to severely restrict, limit, and criminalize sexual and reproductive health care—such as abortion— are circulating throughout the U.S. Jessica Mason Pieklo, Senior Vice President and Executive Editor, at Rewire News Group and co-host of Rewire News Group's podcast Boom! Lawyered, sits down to talk with us about current court cases around the country and what these cases may mean for protecting basic SHRH care.
The pillars of these court cases include that of miscarriage criminalization, abortion ban exceptions, criminalizing medical providers, placing care limitations on emergency rooms, state abortion bans, and access to mifepristone; the decisions that come from these cases may have erect more barriers to care, spread additional stigma, and create legal concerns for patients and providers.
Links
Jessica Mason Pieklo on Twitter
SCOTUS Is Likely to Decide if Abortion Is Health Care
Idaho's Reproductive Health Crisis and Christian Nationalism
Ohio Woman Who Miscarried Faces Charge That She Abused Corpse
Kate Cox sought an abortion in Texas. A court said no because she didn’t show her life was in danger
Take Action
Follow Rewire.News on Twitter and Facebook, and find Jessica Mason Pieklo on Twitter here.
Take care of yourself. These court fights will require a long haul approach, and do what you need to do to engage in self-care. Make sure you are supporting direct aid services—donate, if possible, to your local abortion funds. In addition, amplify local voices, which most intimately understand the network of care.
Follow Us on Social:
Twitter: @rePROsFightBack
Instagram: @reprosfb
Facebook: rePROs Fight Back
Email us: jennie@reprosfightback.com
Rate and Review on Apple Podcast
Thanks for listening & keep fighting back!
236 episodes
Manage episode 394313536 series 2581616
A variety of court cases, which have the ability to severely restrict, limit, and criminalize sexual and reproductive health care—such as abortion— are circulating throughout the U.S. Jessica Mason Pieklo, Senior Vice President and Executive Editor, at Rewire News Group and co-host of Rewire News Group's podcast Boom! Lawyered, sits down to talk with us about current court cases around the country and what these cases may mean for protecting basic SHRH care.
The pillars of these court cases include that of miscarriage criminalization, abortion ban exceptions, criminalizing medical providers, placing care limitations on emergency rooms, state abortion bans, and access to mifepristone; the decisions that come from these cases may have erect more barriers to care, spread additional stigma, and create legal concerns for patients and providers.
Links
Jessica Mason Pieklo on Twitter
SCOTUS Is Likely to Decide if Abortion Is Health Care
Idaho's Reproductive Health Crisis and Christian Nationalism
Ohio Woman Who Miscarried Faces Charge That She Abused Corpse
Kate Cox sought an abortion in Texas. A court said no because she didn’t show her life was in danger
Take Action
Follow Rewire.News on Twitter and Facebook, and find Jessica Mason Pieklo on Twitter here.
Take care of yourself. These court fights will require a long haul approach, and do what you need to do to engage in self-care. Make sure you are supporting direct aid services—donate, if possible, to your local abortion funds. In addition, amplify local voices, which most intimately understand the network of care.
Follow Us on Social:
Twitter: @rePROsFightBack
Instagram: @reprosfb
Facebook: rePROs Fight Back
Email us: jennie@reprosfightback.com
Rate and Review on Apple Podcast
Thanks for listening & keep fighting back!
236 episodes
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