🚨CASE UPDATE: The Oklahoma State Supreme Court blocked three extreme abortion restrictions that were scheduled to take effect on November 1 and threatened to devastate abortion access in the state.
Today’s ruling means the laws will remain blocked while the case continues.
Today’s ruling means the laws will remain blocked while the case continues.
❗If these restrictions were allowed to go into effect over half of Oklahoma’s abortion providers would be forced to stop providing abortions.
AND people would be required to make two separate trips to a health care provider at least 72-hours apart to access medication abortion.
AND people would be required to make two separate trips to a health care provider at least 72-hours apart to access medication abortion.
"The Oklahoma Supreme Court recognized that these laws would cause irreparable harm to Oklahomans...” —Nancy Northup, Center CEO
“All of these laws have the same goal: to make it harder to get an abortion in Oklahoma. We will continue to fight in court to ensure these laws are struck down for good. Politicians should not be meddling in the private health decisions of Oklahomans.” —Nancy Northup, Center CEO
Learn more about this case and read our full statement on today’s ruling: reproductiverights.org/oklahoma-supre…
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