The Right to Contraception Act protects individuals' and health care providers' rights to access and provide contraceptives.
The Right to Contraception Act aims to safeguard individuals' rights to access contraceptives and engage in contraception, and to protect health care providers' rights to provide contraceptives and related information. It establishes a statutory right for individuals to obtain contraceptives and for providers to offer them, free from coercion. The Act prohibits any law or requirement that restricts access to contraceptives or impedes providers from offering related services.
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