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The fight for abortion rights: what to know going into 2024

From left: Texas supreme court hears abortion case on 28 November; supporters cheer after the projected passage of Issue 1 in Columbus, Ohio, 7 November; used boxes of Mifepristone pills.
From left: Texas supreme court hears abortion case on 28 November; supporters cheer after the projected passage of Issue 1 in Columbus, Ohio, 7 November; used boxes of Mifepristone pills. Photograph: Suzanne Cordeiro/Adam Cairns/Evelyn Hockstein/AFP/Getty/USA Today/Reuters

More than a year after the US supreme court overturned Roe v Wade, the dust from the landmark decision’s collapse has yet to settle.

It has been a dramatic year of fallout, with abortion rights supporters and foes now waging a state-by-state skirmish for abortion rights. They are sparring in state legislatures, courtrooms, voting booths and hospitals, with each side racking up victories and losses.

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