Idaho women say anti-abortion website’s articles are ‘false and defamatory’
From right to left stand Jennifer Adkins, Dr. Emily Corrigan, Dr. Julie Lyons, Rebecca Vincen-Brown, Jillaine St.Michel, and Kayla Smith — all plaintiffs who challenged Idaho's abortion ban in 2024. Adkins, St.Michel, and Smith are among a group of women who are demanding an anti-abortion website retract statements they say are "false and defamatory" about their abortions. (Courtesy of Center for Reproductive Rights / SPLASH Cinema)
Three women who spoke publicly about seeking abortions amid fatal fetal diagnoses while living in Idaho are among a group demanding an anti-abortion website retract its “defamatory” statements made about them.
Attorneys from an abortion-rights legal group called Amplify Legal sent a letter July 15 to the anti-abortion advocacy website Live Action for posts regarding 13 women who have previously made statements about seeking abortions.
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