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Abortion rights advocates staged protests Friday in several major cities around the country.
Protests were taking place in New York, Los Angeles and San Francisco as well as in Chicago, Seattle and other cities.
In New York and Los Angeles, people chanted, "Rise up for abortion rights."
The protest came on the day that the U.S. Supreme Court issued a highly charged decision that ends constitutional protections to abortion nearly 50 years after Roe v. Wade made abortion legal.

US top court ruling: abortion rights protests held in several US cities 

Protests were taking place in New York, Los Angeles and San Francisco as well as in Chicago, Seattle and other cities.

Abortion rights advocates staged protests Friday in several major cities around the country.
Protests were taking place in New York, Los Angeles and San Francisco as well as in Chicago, Seattle and other cities.
In New York and Los Angeles, people chanted, "Rise up for abortion rights."
The protest came on the day that the U.S. Supreme Court issued a highly charged decision that ends constitutional protections to abortion nearly 50 years after Roe v. Wade made abortion legal.
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U.S. Vice President Kamala Harris met with a group of constitutional law, privacy and technology experts Tuesday to discuss how overturning Roe V. Wade could undermine many other constitutional freedoms, including privacy.
"We know that our nation was founded on certain principles that we hold dear. Principles of freedom, of liberty and self determination. And do believe all of those principles are at stake when we look at the leaked draft," Harris told the experts.
The vice president added: "From these principles, most notably come the Constitutional right to privacy, the rights of an individual to make decisions about their life, about their family, about their family, about their body, without government interference. And so there is a lot at stake in the outcome of this decision."
Harris said states with abortion bans could restrict IVF if they believe life begins at fertilization.
The same bans could be used to restrict contraception for things IUD devices and the morning after pill.
"I do believe that overturning Roe could clear the way for challenges to other fundamental rights like the right to use contraception and same sex marriage."
Many of the states that have passed trigger ban laws are also passing restrictions on gay rights, transgender rights and the right to vote.
The issue is one Harris has shown she personally cares deeply about and would give her a chance to seize a larger role in an area that Democrats are hoping will fire up their base and remake the political landscape ahead of midterm elections they otherwise worried might be brutal for the party.
Becoming a leading and successful Biden administration voice and face on abortion comes after Biden tasked the vice president with overseeing two other, thorny issues, immigration and expanded voting rights.

Could overturning of US abortion law 'Roe v Wade' erode rights? Here's what Kamala Harris has to say

US vice-president Kamala&nbsp;Harris speaks about the possible consequences on fundamental rights if abortion&nbsp;law is overturned

U.S. Vice President Kamala Harris met with a group of constitutional law, privacy and technology experts Tuesday to discuss how overturning Roe V. Wade could undermine many other constitutional freedoms, including privacy.
"We know that our nation was founded on certain principles that we hold dear. Principles of freedom, of liberty and self determination. And do believe all of those principles are at stake when we look at the leaked draft," Harris told the experts.
The vice president added: "From these principles, most notably come the Constitutional right to privacy, the rights of an individual to make decisions about their life, about their family, about their family, about their body, without government interference. And so there is a lot at stake in the outcome of this decision."
Harris said states with abortion bans could restrict IVF if they believe life begins at fertilization.
The same bans could be used to restrict contraception for things IUD devices and the morning after pill.
"I do believe that overturning Roe could clear the way for challenges to other fundamental rights like the right to use contraception and same sex marriage."
Many of the states that have passed trigger ban laws are also passing restrictions on gay rights, transgender rights and the right to vote.
The issue is one Harris has shown she personally cares deeply about and would give her a chance to seize a larger role in an area that Democrats are hoping will fire up their base and remake the political landscape ahead of midterm elections they otherwise worried might be brutal for the party.
Becoming a leading and successful Biden administration voice and face on abortion comes after Biden tasked the vice president with overseeing two other, thorny issues, immigration and expanded voting rights.

Amid a raging debate on abortion in America, the governor of the state of Nebraska made a significant announcement.
Republican Governor Pete Ricketts said that if the US Supreme Court overturns the Roe v Wade judgment, then Nebraska would move towards a total abortion ban. This would include not allowing rape and incest victims to abort the babies conceived during the crime.
He made the comments while speaking to news outlet CNN on May 15. Ricketts said, "Nebraska is a pro-life state. I believe life begins at conception, and those are babies too."
The Governor said that if the Supreme Court overturns the Roe v Wade verdict, then he will work with the speaker of the legislature to call a special session to take anti-abortion steps.
In 1973, the Roe v Wade case had led to legalisation of abortion across the US. Now, there is speculation that the Supreme Court, dominated by conservative judges, will overturn the historic judgment.
Abortion rights may be diluted via a case regarding Mississippi's abortion law that bans abortion at 15 weeks of pregnancy. The prospect has led to widespread protests.

USA: rape victim can't abort rapist's baby in Nebraska if Roe v Wade is overturned, says Governor

Republican Governor Pete Ricketts said that if the US Supreme Court overturns the Roe v Wade judgment, then Nebraska would move towards a total abortion ban, with no exemptions for rape and incest.

Amid a raging debate on abortion in America, the governor of the state of Nebraska made a significant announcement.
Republican Governor Pete Ricketts said that if the US Supreme Court overturns the Roe v Wade judgment, then Nebraska would move towards a total abortion ban. This would include not allowing rape and incest victims to abort the babies conceived during the crime.
He made the comments while speaking to news outlet CNN on May 15. Ricketts said, "Nebraska is a pro-life state. I believe life begins at conception, and those are babies too."
The Governor said that if the Supreme Court overturns the Roe v Wade verdict, then he will work with the speaker of the legislature to call a special session to take anti-abortion steps.
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In 1973, the Roe v Wade case had led to legalisation of abortion across the US. Now, there is speculation that the Supreme Court, dominated by conservative judges, will overturn the historic judgment.
Abortion rights may be diluted via a case regarding Mississippi's abortion law that bans abortion at 15 weeks of pregnancy. The prospect has led to widespread protests.

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