Tuesday, February 10, 2015

Do You Live in a "Dangerous" State?‏






Americans United for Life evaluates the laws of the 50 states to see how safe women are from abortion industry abuses and tracks the progress of pro-life laws in a growing number of legislatures across the country.

With more than 200 recently-passed pro-life laws protecting women and their unborn children from abortion industry abuses, Americans United for Life’s legal team developed a ranking system that evaluates the 50 states based on how well they protect women from a predatory, profit-centered abortion industry.

During the week noting the tragic anniversary of Roe v. Wade, AUL released the2015 Women’s Health and Safety Rankings illustrating the level of legal protections found across the country, as outlined in the Women's Protection Project.

Only nine states offer strong legal protections for women; 16 states provide moderate protection, 12 states offer minimal protection and sadly, 13 states are ranked as dangerous for their failure to regulate the abortion industry by holding them accountable for the conditions they create that can endanger women.

The Health and Safety Rankings were released along with a ranking of the 50 states detailing their accomplishments for life. To learn more about the 2015 Life List, the Life List All Star states, and the legislative and legal work that took place state by state across the country, click here. Or to read an overview of this popular ranking system, check out this article in The Blaze.

Americans United for Life, the nation’s premier pro-life legal team, works through the law and legislative process to one end: Achieving comprehensive legal protection for human life from conception to natural death. The nonprofit, public-interest law and policy organization holds the unique distinction of being the first national pro-life organization in America— incorporated in 1971, before the infamous Roe v. Wade decision.  

For more information about Americans United for Life, use this link.

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