Chemical Counterattack
CEO Pushes Congress to Empower Injured Women to Pursue Reparations
What if women harmed by chemical abortion could stop being treated merely as victims, and start pursuing the companies and providers they say caused their injuries? Jim Harden, CEO of CompassCare, is pushing that question into the national debate as Congress considers legislation that would create a private right of action for women harmed by mifepristone.
- Women injured by chemical abortion could gain new legal avenues.
- Hawley’s legislation would create litigation options for women claiming mifepristone injuries.
- Harden says accountability should extend throughout the chemical-abortion industry.
- Personhood legislation would extend constitutional protections from fertilization through natural death.
- Legal action could give injured women a stronger voice.
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