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The conclusion of another chapter in Reprotection’s investigation into the American Family Planning abortion facility, which we helped permanently shut down last January, has ended with further accountability for the abortionist there who nearly killed three women.  On Aug. 4, 2023, the Florida Board of Medicine officially suspended Christopher Saputa’s medical license for a year,

Reprotection’s efforts to protect women and their preborn children from seedy abortion businesses didn’t end with Roe v. Wade’s reversal, and Ohio’s proposed measure on abortion is further proof.  The “Right to Reproductive Freedom with Protections for Health and Safety” ballot initiative is likely to be included in this year’s November ballot. However, the initiative

One year ago, the Supreme Court reversed its holdings in Roe v. Wade and Planned Parenthood v. Casey, returning the decision to regulate abortion to the states. We may be rejoicing over the Court’s ruling last year, but we also know that the fight to hold the abortion industry accountable is far from over; if

The Indiana abortionist who helped a 10-year-old rape victim obtain an abortion before leaking the story to the media without consent from the girl or a guardian has been fined and reprimanded; however, the provider’s actions highlight an ongoing trend of abortionists enabling abusers. Indiana’s medical licensing board determined on May 25 that Caitlin Bernard,

The building housing the EMW Women’s Surgical Center, one of only two abortion facilities remaining in Kentucky, is on the market for $3,500,000. Coincidentally, the clinic was Reprotection’s first official test case, and the investigation by our CEO Missy Martinez-Stone exposed the facility’s lies about one of its employee’s credentials and violations of informed consent

Abortionist Warren Hern held nothing back in a recent interview discussing his late-term abortion practice in Colorado, admitting that he believes viability – a preborn child’s ability to survive outside of the womb – is not determined by gestational age but by a woman’s willingness to carry her baby.  In an interview with The Atlantic,

There are dangerous abortion facilities throughout the country eluding accountability for their negligent practices and abuse of patients, but thanks to Reprotection’s efforts, Montana is one less state where the abortion industry will be permitted to thrive. Republican Gov. Greg Gianforte signed a licensing bill that Reprotection helped bring to the table. The legislation will

The U.S. Supreme Court will allow the abortion pill to remain on the market as legal proceedings questioning the Food and Drug Administration’s approval continue, showing that there is still a long way to go when it comes to ensuring women and children are protected from the abortion industry.  In an unsigned April 21 ruling,

An abortion chain with a long history of health and safety violations just opened another facility in New Mexico, announcing that it plans to commit abortions throughout the second trimester, with a “starting goal” of 75 patients each week.  The Whole Woman’s Health abortion facility in New Mexico intends to commit surgical abortions up to

While proponents of abortion frequently argue that the practice empowers women to make decisions about their futures, Reprotection is well aware that, far too often, abusers and criminals use abortion as a tool to exploit women.  Tragically, the staff at abortion facilities, who are in a unique position to save women trapped in dangerous situations