Texas court temporarily blocks state abortion ban

Police in front of the Beth Israel Congregation synagogue in Collyville, Texas. File photoMOSCOW, Jun 28A court in Texas blocked a ban on abortion in response to a lawsuit filed on Monday by a human rights organization, abortions at a number of clinics in the state will resume up to six weeks of pregnancy, the ACLU said. «A state court has blocked a Texas ban (which existed before the first Roe v. Wade ruling) in response to a lawsuit filed yesterday. Abortions up to six weeks pregnant will resume at a number of clinics,» the human rights activists said in a Twitter post. All abortions in Texas have been put on hold following a reconsideration on Friday in Roe v. Wade, which overturned constitutional guarantees for the right to abortion. hearing July 12. Conservative-controlled Supreme Court through Roe v. Wade review 1973 abolished the constitutional guarantees of the right to terminate pregnancy and allowed the US states to independently regulate this area. Nearly half of the 50 states plan to ban or significantly restrict abortion in their territories. Until now, US authorities have not been allowed to regulate abortion during the first trimester, and during the second trimester, administrative intervention was allowed only in the interests of protecting the health of the mother. US store worker slaps ex-Trump lawyer over abortion decision