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Comments Submitted to U.S. Federal Agencies
Recent comments submitted by the Center’s U.S. Federal Policy and Advocacy team on proposed rules and regulations impacting reproductive health and rights.
Recent comments submitted by the Center’s U.S. Federal Policy and Advocacy team on proposed rules and regulations impacting reproductive health and rights.
Manaos, mayo 29 de 2024. (Comunicado de prensa) – Con una intervención ante la Corte Interamericana de Derechos Humanos (Corte IDH), el Centro de Derechos Reproductivos hizo un llamado para que los Estados tomen acciones que puedan enfrentar la crisis climática con enfoque de género y garantías para los derechos reproductivos. Pedimos a la Corte […]
Office for Civil Rights publishes highly-anticipated regulation which clarifies federal privacy protections afforded to reproductive health information under HIPAA.
A new federal regulation from the Equal Opportunity Commission entitles employees to unpaid time off for pregnancy-related medical conditions, including abortion.
04.23.24 (PRESS STATEMENT) – Yesterday, the U.S. Department of State released the 2023 Country Reports on Human Rights Practices, which includes reporting on sexual and reproductive health and rights (SRHR) in almost 200 countries. The Center commends the Biden-Harris Administration for its steadfast dedication to documenting reproductive rights around the world, especially in the face […]
Recent comments submitted by the Center on rules and regulations impacting reproductive health and rights.
President Biden focused on access to abortion and the full spectrum of reproductive rights in the 2024 State of the Union.
State legislation reflects the polarizing nation, with some states acting to strongly protect reproductive rights and access, and others finding new ways to criminalize abortion care despite the health effects.
This policy report by the Center provides an overview of the U.S. state policy landscape after tracking almost 2,000 bills proposed in state legislatures relating to reproductive care.
Opinion by the Center and its partners argues that care—including caring for others, being cared for and self-care—should be considered a universal and autonomous human right.