Seyb v. Labrador in a Global Context: Health Exceptions to Abortion Bans under International Human Rights and Comparative Law
Today’s ruling by the U.S. Supreme Court in First Choice Women’s Resource Centers v. Davenport provides yet another example of how UPCs wield First Amendment arguments to resist state regulation. Against this backdrop, international human rights law offers a useful framework for preventing private entities, like UPCs, from interfering with pregnant people’s ability to access abortion care, in addition to information about such care.
Sarah Wetter Rebecca Reingold Paulina Macías Ortega
