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LATEST BLOG POSTS
U.S. Supreme Court Takes Up Healthcare Law Again, Considering Violations of First Amendment Conscience Rights
November 26, 2013
“Punishing Americans for their moral objection to life-ending drugs and devices is abhorrently un-American,” said AUL’s Dr. Charmaine Yoest. WASHINGTON, D.C. (11-26-13) – “The U.S. Supreme Court again has the chance to defend the constitutional rights of all Americans, in considering the punishing mandates in a landmark, anti-life law,” commented Americans United for Life President and CEO Dr. Charmaine Yoest, on hearing news that the court decided to review two cases challenging Obamacare’s HHS Mandate, Conestoga Wood Specialties v. Sebelius and Sebelius v. Hobby Lobby Stores. “Punishing Americans for their moral objection to life-ending drugs and devices is abhorrently un-American.” […]
- AUL Notes Commonsense Laws Stay in Place Following Justice Scalia’s Ruling
- AUL Notes U.S. Supreme Court’s Willingness to Reconsider Elements of Roe v. Wade Even as Oklahoma Case Concludes
MEDIA CENTER
Mainstream Media on the Success of AUL’s Model Legislation - Oct. 21, 2013
Dr. Charmaine Yoest Discusses Obamacare's Anti-Life Policies on Fox News - Sep. 18, 2013
Defending Life 2013
Each year, AUL publishes Defending Life: A State-by-State Legal Guide to Abortion, Bioethics, and the End of Life.
This annual resource manual combines our model legislation, expert analysis, and 50 state report cards into a single nonpartisan guide for legislators, policy makers, the media, and interested Americans. It comprehensively addresses abortion, protection of the unborn (in contexts outside of abortion), bioethics, the end-of-life, and health care freedom of conscience, expertly tackles legal and policy challenges for the pro-life movement, and reports on recent legislative and courtroom victories, continuing progress toward protecting life in each of the 50 states, and emerging issues and trends.
READ MORERoe: 40 Years Later
Forty years ago, the Supreme Court of the United States, in perhaps the most controversial case in the 20th century, ruled in favor of a woman’s right to an abortion through all nine months of pregnancy. Four decades later, our country has witnessed over 55 million abortions and millions of hurting men and women, who have struggled in the wake of personal loss as a result.
