Governor Kasich Signs Pro-Life Budget
Budget Provides Funding for Pregnancy Centers and Standards for Abortion Facilities
Haskell Denied Variance Request
Ohio Department of Health Provides 30-Day Notice
Ohio Right to Life's Statement on King v. Burwell
The following statement is in response to today's Supreme Court decision in the case of King v. Burwell, which upheld a key provision of the Affordable Care Act that subsidizes abortions with taxpayer dollars.
Pro-life Budget Passes Conference Committee
Budget to Increase Resources to Pregnant Women and Hold Abortion Facilities Accountable
Ohio Senate Passes Pain-Capable Unborn Child Protection Act
Legislation to Protect Pain-Capable Babies from Abortion in Ohio
Hearings Begin on Abortion-Inducing Drug Safety Act
Legislation to Stop Abortionists from Using Drugs Off-Label
Pro-Life AG Mike DeWine Files Motion to Close Toledo Abortion Clinic
Facility Still Open After Being Order Closed Almost a Year Ago
Hearings Begin on Pain-Capable Unborn Child Protection Act
60 Percent of Americans Support Protections for Pain-Capable Babies
COLUMBUS, Ohio--Today, the Senate Committee on Health and Human Services heard sponsor testimony on Ohio Right to Life's premier legislation for 2015, the Pain-Capable Unborn Child Protection Act (S.B. 127). This legislation prohibits abortions in Ohio at the point at which pre-born babies can feel pain, which starts no later than 20 weeks gestation.
Down Syndrome Abortion Ban Voted Out of Committee with Bipartisan Support
Down Syndrome Non-Discrimination Act Advances to House Floor.
COLUMBUS, Ohio--Today, the Ohio House Committee on Community and Family Advancement voted in favor of Ohio Right to Life's Down Syndrome Non-Discrimination Act (H.B. 135), 9-3 with bipartisan support.
Abortion-Inducing Drug Safety Act Introduced in the Ohio House
Legislation to Stop Abortionists from Using Drugs Off-Label
COLUMBUS, Ohio--Today, Representatives Tom Brinkman (R-Cincinnati) and Christina Hagan (R-Alliance) introduced the Abortion-Inducing Drug Safety Act (H.B. 255) in the Ohio House of Representatives.