
Are women's bodies private property? In Idaho, apparently they are | Moira Donegan
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Contributing sentiments towards policy:
48% : Are women's bodies public property, like Texas says, subject to regulation by anyone and everyone?44% : SB1309's private cause of action is targeted, granting these relatives the right to sue providers only over abortion.
39% : Since the court gave the nod to SB8, other Republican-controlled states have rushed to pass copycat bills, eager to outlaw abortion within their borders even before the downfall of Roe in a few months.
36% : In Texas, denying women the right to choose has become everyone's prerogative, subsuming the issue of abortion into a state of generalized surveillance and vigilantism.
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