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Supreme Court to Consider Birth Control Mandate  – MedPage Today

Supreme Court to Consider Birth Control Mandate – MedPage Today

“We urge the court to uphold the contraceptive coverage requirement, and let doctors and their patients decide which health services women need,” Debra Ness, president of the National Partnership for Women & Families, said in a statement. “No woman should be denied coverage for birth control because of where she works.”

Supreme Court to Consider Birth Control Mandate  – MedPage Today

Gillibrand Steps Up for Working Women – The American Prospect

According to Shabo, because the FAMILY Act would act as social insurance rather than a labor standard, it isn’t meant to supplant the FMLA. “Ideally, we see FMLA expansion moving on a parallel track, so that we’re also providing greater access to the FMLA for folks,” Shabo says.

Supreme Court to Consider Birth Control Mandate  – MedPage Today

Graham introduces ‘historic’ 20-week abortion ban; says no primary politics at play – The Washington Times

“Make no mistake, this legislation is being proposed as a next step by those who aim to overturn Roe v. Wade. It is blatantly unconstitutional, banning abortion before viability and violating women’s fundamental right to make the very personal decision whether or not to continue a pregnancy,’ said Andrea Friedman, director of reproductive health programs at the National Partnership for Women and Families.