OPINION | 'Providing information about abortion access is literally illegal in some states, and the chilling effect could even spread to states where abortion is still legal.'
defines acts related to abortion so broadly as to leave open the possibility that educators, counselors, and other non-medical professionals could be targeted if they advise or educate on abortion resources or options.designed to put in place “an effective enforcement regime” in a post-world.
The fear of criminal reprisal, the lack of clarity on the ramifications of searching for, sharing, or providing information about abortion in a state where it is already illegal or soon to be—these concerns are enough to silence speech. Among other things, such provisions threaten to turn journalists who cover the abortion-rights movement into criminals, or at the very least cast a chill over entire categories of news coverage.
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