Michigan's Parental Consent Law for Abortion Faces Intense Scrutiny

Advocates call for repeal, citing harm to minors and violation of rights.

A new report highlights the trauma and barriers faced by minors under Michigan's parental consent law for abortion.
Advocates argue the law violates human rights and call for its immediate repeal.
Judicial bypass process described as invasive, distressing, and often subject to judges' personal biases.
Over 85% of minors involve a parent in their abortion decision, yet the law still imposes significant hurdles.
Medical organizations agree that minors should not be required to involve parents in abortion decisions.