ACLU/MOASH report: Parental consent law harms young people
Published: May 09, 2024
A Michigan law that requires a young person to obtain parental consent
to have an abortion threatens the health and safety of youth in the
state and violates their human rights, according to a new report
released recently by Human Rights Watch, the American Civil Liberties
Union (ACLU) of Michigan, and the Michigan Organization on Adolescent
Sexual Health (MOASH).
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