“The anti-abortion movement is working hard … to give the unborn more rights than any living person,” said attorney LynnPaltrow, founder of PregnancyJust
—it took place in 1987 and was one of the first attempts to criminalize a pregnant person for their actions and argue that fetuses have constitutional rights independent than other people, including their mothers.
In 2000, after years of defending women like Stewart, Paltrow started National Advocates for Pregnant Women—now calledAfter over two decades leading the organization, Paltrow is stepping down this month from Pregnancy Justice. MsactuallyThe Power and Danger of Fetal Rights Arguments “The anti-abortion movement is working hard to obtain what they call ‘equal’ rights for fertilized eggs, embryos and fetuses,” Paltrow explained. “But what they really hope to accomplish is to give the unborn more rights than any living person. No person, not even a child who is one minute old, has the right to force a parent to undergo any medical procedure, or undertake any life or health risk for their benefit.
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