Are There Challenges to Access to Abortion Pills?

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Conservative anti abortion campaigners and republic lawmakers pass laws to restrict access to mail order abortions. One of the makers of the abortion pill is suing Mississippi over restrictions that it has attempted to introduce back in 20 20, on medication abortion. This is looking like a real test case as to whether the us Food and drung administration rules on insuring access to these abortion pills will be upheld.

A former White House aide testified that former President Donald Trump tried to commandeer his limousine on January 6, an independent report advises the UK to suspend use of live facial recognition over privacy concerns, and environmentalists are concerned about the impact of global timber trade disruption. Plus, access to mail-order abortion pills is shaping up to be the next legal battleground.

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