High Court finds abortion clinic 'safe access zones' constitutionally valid

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The High Court has rejected a claim by anti-abortion advocates that they have a right to protest outside abortion clinics | LisaVisentin

The High Court has rejected a claim by anti-abortion advocates that they have a right to protest outside abortion clinics, in a decision that has been welcomed as upholding the validity of NSW's safe access zone laws.

“This definitive statement from the High Court means that the NSW laws drafted by myself and Trevor Khan are valid, and women in NSW are now fully protected by the laws passed by the Parliament last year," Ms Sharpe said. But the most contentious aspect of the law - and the focus of the High Court challenge to Victoria's legislation - was a broad communication offence.

The challenge to Victoria's laws was brought by Kathleen Chubb, an anti-abortion protester who was charged after entering the exclusion zone and attempting to hand a pamphlet to a couple entering a Melbourne clinic in 2016.

 

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LisaVisentin When there is another life in a woman's womb, then IMHO that woman has lost exclusive rights as to the determination of the future of that life. there are now other stakeholders and other options for consideration. The assumption of being the sole determinant is somewhat arrogant

news_australian LisaVisentin Great news.

LisaVisentin Women are bigots. men have a right to a say in child too OR pay your own way.

LisaVisentin Pay your own way. If men havent a choice do it yourself.

LisaVisentin Gloria Steinem who turned 80 recently would be thinking how long has that taken? !

news_australian LisaVisentin odd that anti abortion activists are dressed as handmaidens - weird

LisaVisentin Good

LisaVisentin But LyleShelton is furious that women can no longer be attacked outside abortion clinics...

LisaVisentin Was there a Costs Order put in place?

LisaVisentin If someone chooses to have the child, it’s called a baby. If they don’t, it’s a called bunch of cells.

LisaVisentin Abortion, the ultimate expression of hypergamy.

LisaVisentin . What if they just throw eggs at abortionists, instead?

LisaVisentin . What if they say its a veganprotest instead?

LisaVisentin Uteurs belongs to U not MY.

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