Right to Contraception Act protects individuals' access to contraceptives and providers' ability to offer related services.
The Right to Contraception Act establishes a statutory right for individuals to obtain contraceptives and engage in contraception without coercion, and for health care providers to offer related services. It prohibits any law, rule, or regulation that restricts the sale, provision, or use of contraceptives, or impedes individuals from obtaining or using contraceptives. The Act allows for civil actions against states or officials enforcing such restrictions, with courts awarding equitable relief and costs.
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