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Abortion, the protest continues. At least trust in the Supreme Court

2022-06-26T15:25:27.368Z


Protests continue in the United States after the Supreme Court ruling which overturned the right to abortion. American confidence in the court drops to 25%, the lowest ever recorded. South Dakota moves towards a ban on abortion pills (ANSA)


The protests

that have been going through the United States in recent days

continue , following the last sentence of the Supreme Court which annulled the right to abortion.

Some

arrests

of demonstrators were recorded in

New York

and Eugene (Oregon).

In Washington, two people were arrested among the hundreds of people who protested in front of the headquarters of the Court.

In

Portland

, Oregon, a pro-abortion protest escalated into violence overnight.

A group of about 100 protesters broke down some shop windows

and covered parked cars and the walls of some buildings with graffiti.


"

Death in the Supreme Court

", one of the writings read, according to what was reported by the American media.

The group then dispersed.

It was the second night of violence in the city.

New York, pro-abortion demonstration after the Supreme Court decision

Meanwhile

, American confidence in the Supreme Court collapses

.

According to a Gallup poll cited by the US media, only

25%

trust the institution compared to 36% a year ago.


The previous all-time low for trust in the Supreme Court was 30% in 2014, a year when trust in major US institutions overall hit rock bottom, averaging 31%.

Over the past 16 years, American support for the highest court has generally plummeted: between 1973 and 2006, the average was 47 percent.

Alongside abortion, there is

also a squeeze on the so-called morning after pill

.

The Republican governor of

South Dakota

has announced that she will prohibit

telemedicine

appointments in order to prevent women from obtaining prescription abortion pills online and receiving them in the mail.

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Speaking on CBS's "Face the Nation" program, Kristi Noem said she has already tabled

a bill against what she called "very dangerous medical procedures"

.

South Dakota is one of the states where

the ban on abortion has come into effect

, except in cases where the mother's life is in danger, immediately after the Supreme Court ruling.

Source: ansa

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