Pro-Abortion Members in Virginia Senate Reverse Women’s Right to Know and Other Protective Laws
Today, in a split vote of 20-20, with the lieutenant governor breaking the tie, the Virginia Senate passed SB 733. This legislation will overturn reasonable protective legislation that Virginia first passed in 2001 to protect women and their unborn babies from abortion. The U.S Supreme Court has found that such laws are constitutional. “Pro-abortion Democrats in the General Assembly ...
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Pro-Abortion Members in Virginia General Assembly Toss Out Protective Women’s Right to Know Law
Today, the House of Delegates voted along party lines to overturn the "Women's Right to Know" Informed Consent law regarding abortion. Tomorrow, the Senate is expected to follow suit and pass SB 733. HB 980 (Del. Price, D-95th) removed all the hard won rational and much-needed provisions of the law first passed in 2001. The law ...
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Virginia Society for Human Life has joined forces with multiple concerned groups and individuals from a diverse cross-section of the Commonwealth of Virginia to defend Virginia's current ban on Doctor Assisted Suicide and prevent passage of a bill that would radically undercut that protective law. HB 1649, Del. Kaye Kory, D- 38, has been introduced to ...
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Please let us know if you can volunteer or plan on attending the 2nd Annual Virginia March for Life which will be held on February 13th. Please see our website for more details. Thank you.
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Today, the Virginia State Senate and House of Delegates took up the ERA and passed it on mostly party lines, Democrats voting for it and Republicans against. The ERA was deliberately fast tracked in the opening days of this 2020 session. Pro-life advocates anticipated this outcome when a new pro-abortion majority won in the November elections. "This is a sad day ...
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Please oppose the Equal Rights Amendment because it could be used by the courts to mandate abortion-on-demand, paid for with tax dollars for all nine months of pregnancy in all 50 States.
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