April 20, 2006                                                   Support the Center now!

VICTORY IN KANSAS "KISS AND TELL" CASE "We have defended the constitutionality of the law successfully."     -- Phill Kline, Kansas attorney general. "This is only true in the twilight zone world that Phill Kline lives in."     -- Simon Heller, lawyer at the Center for Reproductive Rights. We are pleased to report a victory in the Kansas "Kiss and Tell" case, where a law requiring that all sexual activity involving teens under 16 be reported to the state was permanently blocked, even though Attorney General Phill Kline doesn't want to admit it > >

FREEDOM OF CHOICE ACT INTRODUCED The Center is pleased to report that there are still beacons of hope. On April 7, Senator Barbara Boxer and Representative Jerrold Nadler introduced the Freedom of Choice Act, legislation that is vital to protecting a woman's right to choose.

WISCONSIN SEEKS TO JOIN FIGHT AGAINST FDA The state of Wisconsin is looking to join the Center's battle against the FDA for its failure to make Plan B, commonly known as the "morning-after pill," available without a prescription. Click here to learn more > >

CENTER IN ACTION AROUND THE WORLD As you know, the Center's work extends beyond U.S. borders. Last month, we traveled to Nigeria and Kenya, training over 50 lawyers and advocates in high-impact international litigation. Click here to learn more about reproductive rights in Africa > >

11TH HOUR CONCESSIONS IN FLORIDA Earlier this month, the Florida Supreme Court declared an informed consent law constitutional, but only after the state of Florida made some key concessions... at the 11th hour. Click here to read more about this case > >