Minnesota SF5179 prohibits coercing pregnant minors into abortions, mandates screening for human trafficking, requires information display, and.
Minnesota SF5179 establishes measures to protect pregnant minors from coercion in abortion decisions. It prohibits forcing or coercing a pregnant minor to seek or obtain an abortion, with severe penalties for violations. The bill mandates screening for human trafficking of minors in abortion facilities and requires providers to report suspected cases. Facilities must post signs informing patients of their rights and the illegality of forced abortions.
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