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Google will now indicate in your application cards and in its search engine which clinics and hospitals offer abortions in the United States, while several states have restricted access to the practice following a Supreme Court ruling.
A statement from Mountain View, California, USA, explains that these locations will be specifically marked as centers where they practice. abortions when a user searches for “abortion clinics near me”.
The results will only show centers where Google received confirmation that they are actually practicing abortionsso as not to send anyone to where this does not happen.
If there are no clinics near the user, you will be prompted to expand the search radius.
Recently released reports suggest that searches for abortion centers in Google users were sent to some places where they were given false information about the procedure, or even to anti-abortion clinics.
On the same Thursday, the judge North Dakota blocked a law banning abortion in that northern US state just a day before it went into effect.
Judge Bruce Romanik agreed with the abortion clinic that filed the lawsuit against the state and blocked the law from going into effect while the case was resolved, arguing that otherwise the plaintiffs would suffer “significant harm.”
war on abortion
The conservative states of Texas, Idaho and Tennessee on Thursday began implementing laws that almost completely ban abortion and, in some cases, impose penalties up to life in prison for medical practitioners.
This is a new step in the war against abortion this has been done at the state level since the U.S. Supreme Court overturned federal protections for this right in June, leaving more than 20.9 million women of reproductive age without access to the procedure.
The new laws do not change the reality on the ground in Texas, Idaho and Tennessee, which already ban 6-week abortions and where most clinics stopped providing such services following a Supreme Court ruling.
However, according to defense organizations, they impose or increase fines and prison terms for medical personnel in an attempt to intimidate them. abortion.
(As reported by EFE)
Source: RPP
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