Oregon Health Authority Launches ‘Abortion Access’ Website

Salem, Ore. — Today, the Oregon Health Authority’s Reproductive Health Program announced the launch of an abortion access webpage. The site directs vulnerable women from Oregon and outside the state into an abortion pipeline.  The “Abortion Access” website contains vague content that could have dangerous consequences for many in our state. For example, the descriptions […]

Extremely Premature Washougal Baby To Be Released From Hospital After Months of Care

Portland, Ore. (Oregon Right to Life) — The parents of an extremely premature baby boy born in Portland late last year are excited and relieved as they plan to take their “miracle baby” home after many emotional months in the hospital. Washougal parents Madelyn and Gabe Heredia welcomed their tiny preemie into the world in […]

Impact Your Community: Become a PCP

At Oregon Right to Life, we are actively involved in promoting the dignity and value of every human life from fertilization until natural death. We also rely on pro-life advocates like you to spread the pro-life message throughout the state.  One of the ways you can get actively involved in advancing pro-life policies statewide is […]

Oregon Must Protect Unborn Babies Who Can Feel Pain

unborn baby at 3.5 months in womb

Oregon has no laws protecting the unborn from abortion. In this state, abortions can be performed at any stage of pregnancy, for any reason, even when the unique human being in the womb can feel pain. Oregon Right to Life has put forward SB:1536 Pain-Capable Unborn Child Protection Act in the 2024 legislative session, urging […]

Oregon Needs a Law to Protect Abortion Survivors

Babies who survive abortion attempts are at risk in Oregon. Federal law doesn’t provide adequate safeguards for these children, and Oregon has no law explicitly protecting abortion survivors.  This complex issue is often ignored or misunderstood. Here are the facts. Are babies actually born alive during abortions? Some people argue that babies aren’t really born […]

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