تولیدی حقوق کی خبروں کا راؤنڈ اپ – 13 مارچ 2026

  • It’s over! Florida’s regular legislative session has concluded sine die and the one constitutional duty that legislators had, they failed to accomplish: passing a budget. They’ll be back in April to address it, along with a special session on mid-decade illegal, partisan redistricting, and likely other policies, so we’ll remain vigilant.

    After 60 days, plus the preceding Committee Weeks, here are some main takeaways: 

    First, the bad. Bills attacking:

    • our right to vote

    • our right to advocate and protest

    • our local communities’ right to support diversity, equity, and inclusion

    • and our right to unionize 

    all passed and will be sent to the Governor for signing.

    A restriction on some individuals from other countries taking part in surrogacy contracts did get added as a last minute amendment to an unrelated bill and passed. We will continue monitoring what we know is a long-term attempt to ban surrogacy for LGBTQ+ families, unmarried individuals, and ultimately all families. We know that Floridians want and deserve the resources needed to make decisions about their bodies, families, and futures – and we are committed to building that in our state. 

    We also know the legislature neglected to meaningfully address the affordability crisis, our rising costs of rent, property insurance, health insurance, groceries, utilities, and childcare. 

    Nevertheless, it’s important to emphasize that we as a coalition have a lot to be proud of. For the second year in a row, we successfully defeated the overwhelming majority of bills attacking our reproductive freedom, LGBTQ+ rights, the environment, gun safety policies, immigrants, and social safety nets. 

    What did we stop? A bounty bill on folks seeking abortion pills, the Abusers’ Bill of Rights, the attack on sexual health education, the bill stripping minors of birth control, STI treatment, and mental health resources, the ban on Pride flags, further attacks on trans Floridians, and more. And we did all of this without scapegoating or abandoning our communities. 

    Another win: due to incredible advocacy, temporary funding was passed unanimously to restore access to affordable HIV and AIDS medication for thousands of Floridians. 

    These things don’t happen by accident; they happen because of persistent, representative, and bold coalitions like ours. 

    Our stories, our fights, and our futures matter. Whatever weight you carried, thank you.

Supply Drive

Orlando Period Product Drive 2026

Help ensure our community members have access to essential menstrual products.

Donations are accepted through March 25th, 2026.

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سدرن برتھ جسٹس نیٹ ورک کے ساتھ بلیک مڈوائف ڈے قومی پریس کانفرنس
Saturday, March 14th at 11:15am EST on Youtube
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Love Letters for Liberation w/FL Access Network and Abortion in America
Saturday, March 14th, 12:00pm – 3:00pm EST
745 NW 54th St, Miami FL
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ورچوئل پالیسی پاور آور W/ فلوریڈا کی منصوبہ بند والدینیت
منگل، 17 مارچ، شام 6:00 بجے تا شام 7:00 بجے EST
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Orlando Community & Legislative Update w/Planned Parenthood of Florida
Wednesday, March 18th, 6:00pm – 7:00pm EST
Orlando, FL (RSVP for exact location)
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Know Your Birth Options w/Central Florida Birth Network
Saturday, March 21st, 10:00am – 12:00pm EST
950 S Winter Park Dr Suite 245, Casselberry, FL
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Care Without Borders: Celebrating Community Wins w/Vitala
Tuesday, March 23rd at 2:00pm EST
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جاز فار ریپرو جسٹس
اتوار، 22 مارچ، شام 4:00 بجے تا شام 6:00 بجے EST
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Know Your Rights: Fighting Discrimination w/Trans Equality
Tuesday, March 24th, 6:30pm – 8:00pm EST
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نیوز راؤنڈ اپ

فلوریڈا

Florida’s new Board of Medicine doctor opposes abortion, vaccine requirements
بذریعہ رومی ایلن بوگن، ٹمپا بے ٹائمز
Florida senators are set to confirm four new Board of Medicine appointees, one of whom is ardently opposed to abortion, hormonal birth control and vaccine requirements.

Why is Ron DeSantis Stacking Florida’s Medical Board with Anti-Birth Control Freaks?
بذریعہ جیسکا ویلنٹی، اسقاط حمل، ہر دن
Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis has appointed yet another anti-abortion doctor to the state Board of Medicine. But Dr. John Littell doesn’t only oppose abortion—he opposes birth control.

Tampa court permanently blocks buffer zone at Clearwater abortion clinic
By Colbi Edmonds, Tampa Bay Times
A Tampa federal judge on Thursday permanently blocked Clearwater officials from enforcing a buffer zone ordinance at a reproductive health clinic, where protests against abortion escalated into public safety hazards.

Mobile clinics offer a practical way to improve health care access in maternity care deserts

By Adetola F. Louis-Jacques, Arielle Ayotte, Michelle Nall, and Adetola F. Louis-Jacques, The Conversation
Only three of the 14 counties in north-central Florida provide full access to obstetric care.

قومی

Georgia woman charged with murder after taking abortion pills and giving birth in hospital
By Madison Foglio, Action News Jax
Action News Jax learned a south Georgia woman was recently arrested and charged with murder after she took abortion pills…and gave birth in a local hospital.

Abortion opponents miffed at Trump’s attempts to dismiss another abortion pill case
بذریعہ صوفیہ ریسنک، اسٹیٹس نیوز روم
For the second time this year, the Trump administration is trying to at least delay another legal attempt to curb access to medication abortion.

‘Medical conscience’ bills would let providers refuse more health care
بذریعہ انا کلیئر وولرز، اسٹیٹس نیوز روم
Legislation in at least eight states would expand the rights of doctors, nurses, hospitals and even insurance companies to refuse to provide or pay for care — from contraception and fertility services to medical marijuana and childhood vaccines — that conflicts with their religious or moral beliefs.

‘Damaging and punishing’: Birth control clinics serving millions face federal funding cliff
بذریعہ ایلس مرانڈا اولسٹین، پولیٹیکو
Clinics that provide free and subsidized birth control and other reproductive health services to millions of low-income people nationwide are warning that access could soon be cut off if the federal government continues to delay the funding process.

Dissecting Trump’s (Short) Women’s History Month Statement, Line by Line
By Jennifer Weiss-Wolf, Ms. Magazine
President Donald Trump’s brief (four paragraphs) public statement doubled down on the administration’s regressive societal vision, casting women primarily as caretakers and pillars of the “American family,” while pointing to a slate of policies he claims empower them.

The New Parental Rights Legal Grift (Podcast)
بذریعہ ایمانی گانڈی اور جیسیکا میسن پائیکلو، ریوائر
The Supreme Court’s conservatives are using the shadow docket to redefine family rights at the expense of trans kids.

IVF Treatment Is Expensive—Costco Will Now Offer Cheaper Access
By Erica Sloan, Self
A new partnership between Costco, Sesame (a cash-pay health care marketplace), and IVI RMA (a network of fertility clinics) aims to lower some of the major barriers to accessing fertility care in this country.

State-mandated paid leave programs now cover millions of American workers
By Kevin Hardy, States Newsroom
Nearly one-third of the nation’s private sector workers are covered by paid leave programs as more states require employers to provide medical and family leave, according to a new analysis released this week.

Billion Dollar Baby Bump (آڈیو)
Staff Report, States Newsroom
Since the 2022 Dobbs decision by the U.S. Supreme Court, state governments decide how they’ll regulate abortion. This includes which organizations receive reproductive health funding.

نئی تحقیق

The Fight for Facts: Defending Access to Comprehensive Sex Education from the Anti-Abortion Agenda
By Mollie Fairbanks and Nawal Umar, Guttmacher Institute
Collaborating with the Guttmacher Institute, SIECUS: Sex Ed for Social Change released “The Fight for Facts”, a policy brief examining the new frontline for attacks on reproductive autonomy: the sex ed classroom.

New Attacks on Medication Abortion Distort the Reality of Reproductive Coercion
By Anna Bernstein, Guttmacher Institute
As abortion bans and restrictions proliferated after the fall of Roe, medication abortion, and telehealth abortion care in particular, have become some of the most common and critical ways that people can still access care.

Abortion bans reshaped reproductive health, and now the rental market
شیفالی لوتھرا کی طرف سے، دی 19ویں
People are leaving or avoiding living in states with abortion bans, a new paper shows — resulting in lower rental prices and higher vacancies than in states that protect reproductive rights.

Almost a third of Gen Z men agree a wife should obey her husband
Staff Report, Kings College London
Gen Z men (born between 1997 and 2012) were twice as likely as Baby Boomer men (born between 1946 and 1964) to have traditional views on decision-making within a marriage, with just 13% and 17% of Baby Boomer men agreeing with those statements respectively.