Pro-life leaders say state pushing abortions on students, neglecting family support
California pro-life leaders are raising concerns about coercion and a lack of family support after a report showed more than 400 abortions resulted from a new state law.
The law, which went into effect last year, requires public colleges and universities to provide chemical abortions, or abortion pills, in their student health centers. New York and Massachusetts recently passed similar laws.
In the first six months under the law, 427 chemical abortions were administered on campuses across the state, according to a report by the California Commission on the Status of Women and Girls, published in January.
These included 203 at the University of California campuses, 162 at California State University campuses, and 62 at the UC Law at San Francisco, according to the report.
Unlike surgical abortions, chemical abortions are self-managed, according to the Charlotte Lozier Institute, a pro-life research organization.
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