The Challenge of Implementing Abortion Law Reform in Northern Ireland During COVID-19
In Northern Ireland, abortion exceptionalism is evident in landmark developments to improve access, as well as in concerns over obstructions to services.

In Northern Ireland, abortion exceptionalism is evident in landmark developments to improve access, as well as in concerns over obstructions to services.

The African human rights system envisages a design and implementation of abortion law that is responsive to the imperatives of inclusive equality.

By Gregory M. Lipper In her latest column, Linda Greenhouse predicts that the Supreme Court’s order in Zubik v. Burwell will not produce the desired happy compromise between the government and the religious organizations who object to the government’s arranging for their students and staff to receive contraceptive coverage from third parties. Towards the end,…
By Gregory M. Lipper In a unanimous, unsigned order hailed as “an almost hilariously brazen punt,” the Supreme Court sent Zubik v. Burwell and the other contraception cases back to the lower courts for further consideration. The order states that, in light of the supplemental briefs submitted at the Court’s request, the parties should have…
Guest post by Erin Fuse Brown [Cross-posted from Center for Law, Health and Society Blog] Commentators have been weighing in since the Supreme Court decided it would hear King v. Burwell, the case challenging the ability of millions of Americans to receive subsidies to purchase health insurance on federally operated Exchanges under the ACA. Debate swirls over whether a…