by Texas Right to Life | Mar 22, 2017 | Abortion, Blog, Healthcare, Issues, News
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE: Senate gives initial approval to SB 20, Pro-Life Health Insurance Reform Austin, Texas—March 22, 2017: Today, the Texas Senate passed Senate Bill 20, Pro-Life Health Insurance Reform, on second reading on a 19-10 vote. The bill is expected to...
by Texas Right to Life | Mar 22, 2017 | Abortion, Blog, Issues, News
On Friday, Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton joined a 22-state coalition in support of Alabama’s Dismemberment Abortion Ban. Paxton and the Louisiana-led coalition filed an amicus brief with the U.S. Court of Appeals for the 11th Circuit urging them to uphold the law...
by Texas Right to Life | Mar 21, 2017 | Abortion, Bioethics, Blog, Issues, News
Today is World Down Syndrome Day. Groups in countries all over the world use March 21 to raise awareness about Down syndrome, the experiences of people who have Down syndrome, and, most importantly, how people with Down syndrome “play a vital role in our lives and...
by Texas Right to Life | Mar 20, 2017 | Abortion, Blog, Issues, News
In a recent study, researchers from the University of California claim that abortion waiting periods have little to no effect on mothers’ decisions to have abortions. Contrary the short-sighted results of a study with an anti-Life bias, many mothers testify that...
by Texas Right to Life | Mar 14, 2017 | Abortion, Blog, Issues, News
The community surrounding Agape Pregnancy Resource Center in Round Rock, Texas, was confused to find protestors outside the building on a Saturday morning in February. Agape’s Executive Director Jo Markham told Texas Right to Life in an interview that in the 13 years...
by Texas Right to Life | Mar 13, 2017 | Abortion, Blog, Issues, News
Pro-Life news outlets are reporting on shocking remarks made at the Second Meeting of the Citizens’ Assembly in Ireland. Predictably, you won’t see coverage of the troubling talk in the rest of the media. At the conference earlier this year, Dr. Peter McParland of...
