Anti-Abortion Groups Face Lawsuits Over Punishment of Women in Personhood Bills
Anti-abortion groups are facing internal criticism over claims that they do not want to punish women, as new lawsuits suggest otherwise amid a push for personhood bills in several state legislatures. The movement is grappling with conflicting views on how to balance its stance against abortion with concerns about punishing women who have undergone the procedure.
Anti-abortion groups are facing an internal crisis over their stance on punishing women who have abortions, with some lawsuits suggesting that the movement's rhetoric and policies may actually aim to do just that. Personhood bills, which grant rights to fetuses, are being considered by state legislatures nationwide. Critics argue that these bills would effectively make abortion illegal, while proponents claim they aim to protect women's rights. The conflicting messages have sparked concern among advocates for reproductive rights.
