A proposed amendment to Ohio's constitution would guarantee abortion, but parents worry minors could receive abortions and sex change surgeries without their consent.
Indiana parental consent laws created an"unconstitutional undue burden on emancipated minors who do not have the consent of their parents and who wish to obtain an abortion."
As part of a $5 million statewide initiative headed by PWO, two separate video advertisements will air across the state, featuring concerned mothers Libby McCartney and Linda Corbitt, who detail how they believe the ACLU-backed amendment would eliminate parental notification and consent requirements. criticized the amendment for not differentiating between a minor and an adult.
Ohio mother Linda Corbitt appeared in another ad condemning the amendment, calling out its drafters for using"loose language terms" like"reproductive decisions" to extend its reach beyond abortion. She told Fox News Digital that as the mother of three girls, she is"terrified" about what this amendment could do.
"It provides protections for anyone who 'assists' with an abortion, meaning someone could target and coerce my daughter into having an abortion without any consequences," she added."The state is supposed to help protect my kids, not pave the way for predators."OPRR, one of the local groups in favor of the amendment, told Fox News Digital in a statement that the ad campaign by their"opposition" is"demonstrably and totally false.
People attend an abortion-rights rally at the Utah State Capitol in Salt Lake City after the U.S. Supreme Court overturned Roe v. Wade, June 24, 2022.
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