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By Leslie Wolfgang The Connecticut Department of Public Health hosted a public hearing on a proposed regulation to remove both long-standing “born alive” protections for infants who survive abortion, and conscience protections for providers and other regulatory...
On Friday, April 12, CT Senate will vote on Resolution 4 (S.J. 4), a proposal to the state constitution that purports to address discrimination based on sex by permanently and radically amending the Connecticut Constitution.
By Katie Franklin Ahead of an expected vote on a Connecticut bill that attacks life-affirming pregnancy help centers, a national pro-life group is urging the state legislature to oppose the bill on the basis that it is unconstitutional. Bolstered by its major win at...
By Katie Franklin The fallout of the Supreme Court decision in NIFLA v. Becerra has already begun. Shortly after the highly anticipated decision was issued June 26, the City of Hartford, Connecticut stopped the rollout of a controversial ordinance that would force the...
Editor’s note. This article was published by the disability rights group, Not Dead Yet. The Connecticut assisted suicide bill died in committee. This follows a similar victory in Massachusetts. Thanks to everyone who effectively communicated the very real dangers that...
By Dave Andrusko If you look back at stories going back to at least 2013, a common headline, or a variation thereof, has been “Connecticut assisted suicide House Bill is dead.” As of today, fortunately we can add 2018 to the years a coalition of organizations,...
By Dave Andrusko As NRL News Today has documented dozens of times, proponents of assisted suicide believe that if they introduce pro-death legislation enough times, eventually they will win. Those who oppose them, fortunately, are every bit as resolute in their...
Editor’s note. This message was sent by the disability rights group, Second Thoughts Connecticut to the members of the Connecticut Public Health Committee. Dear Members of the Public Health Committee, With all due respect, and on behalf of our members at Second...
By Jay Hobbs In a scathing rebuke to a pro-abortion signage ordinance the Hartford (Conn.) City Council adopted earlier this month, Leticia Velasquez penned an op-ed arguing that the law not only favors an abortion business next door to her pregnancy center, but puts...
By Jay Hobbs An attempt to stop a pregnancy center from saving lives next door to an abortion clinic is still in the works in Hartford, Conn., following a raucous public meeting that drew an estimated 200 participants from all over the state Monday night. Following...