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The Guardian - US
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Poppy Noor

Five women denied abortion care in Texas sue state over bans

Left to right, attorney Molly Duane, plaintiffs Lauren Hall, Amanda Zurawski, Anna Zargarian, Lauren Miller, and CRR president and CEO Nancy Northup at the Texas state capitol.
Left to right, attorney Molly Duane, plaintiffs Lauren Hall, Amanda Zurawski, Anna Zargarian, Lauren Miller, and CRR president and CEO Nancy Northup at the Texas state capitol. Photograph: Rick Kern/Getty Images for the Center for Reproductive Rights

Five women denied abortions in Texas, along with two doctors, have sued the state after they were refused abortion care despite suffering severe complications with their pregnancies.

None of the plaintiffs’ fetuses had a chance of survival. The state’s abortion bans are supposed to allow for the procedure in cases where there is a fatal diagnosis for the fetus, as well as when the pregnancy poses substantial harms to the pregnant person’s health.

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