New Lawsuit Challenges Forced Parental Involvement Law – español abajo
Español abajo FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE June 14, 2018 Contact: Tina Hester, Executive Director 512.450.4899 tina@janesdueprocess.org Jane’s Due Process applauds lawsuit taking aim at restrictive forced parental involvement laws Jane’s Due Process applauds the...
Texas: Don’t Mislead Young People About Their Rights
As part of Texas’s forced parental consent for abortion law, the Department of Health and Human Services is required to publish information materials that explain the rights of young people to judicial bypass, as well as “alternatives to abortion”...
Birth Control in Texas: How do I afford it?
By Sarah Lopez Image from Grist Texas offers a few different options to help people prevent pregnancy. For those with insurance, birth control is required to be covered thanks to the Affordable Care Act. For those without insurance, some state programs and...
#SanctuaryforJane: Sign the Petition
Sign the petition to tell Scott Lloyd, director of ORR, and Ken Paxton, that everyone in Texas should have their human rights respected, including the right to abortion. Jane Doe must have access to the abortion care she needs immediately. ORR must allow this minor,...
ORR Blocking Jane from Receiving Abortion Care
Note: For an update on the Jane Doe case, see our posts from Oct. 16, Oct. 20, Oct. 25 (when Jane got her abortion!), & Dec. 7! Texas and the United States Must Respect the Dignity of Immigrant Teenagers — Not Force Them to Continue Unwanted Pregnancies The...From the Blog
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