Repeal of 12-Year Prison Sentence in Turks and Caicos for Firearms Offenses

The government of Turks and Caicos repealed a mandatory 12-year prison sentence for firearms offenses after American tourists were caught with ammunition in their luggage. Ryan Watson and others faced charges but were granted bond and the law was revised to allow for lesser sentences based on the circumstances.

Repeal of Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion Policy at UNC System

The University of North Carolina System voted to repeal its Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion policy, replacing it with a policy focusing on equality and nondiscrimination. This decision has sparked protests and criticism from students and civil rights advocates.

Repeal of Arizona's 1864 Abortion Ban

Arizona Governor Katie Hobbs quickly signed a bill repealing an 1864 law that banned nearly all abortions, following a state Supreme Court ruling. The repeal allows the state's 15-week abortion limit to remain in effect. Democrats are also pushing to enshrine abortion rights in the state's constitution.

Arizona's Repeal of 1864 Abortion Ban

Arizona Gov. Katie Hobbs signed legislation repealing the state's 1864 abortion ban, but it won't take effect immediately due to legislative adjournment. The state Supreme Court delayed enforcement until June 27, and abortion-rights advocates are working to protect access until then.

Repeal of Arizona's 1864 Abortion Restriction

Two Republican State Senators in Arizona voted with Democrats to repeal the state's 1864 near-total abortion restriction. The repeal passed in both the House and Senate and is set to be signed into law by Governor Katie Hobbs. The repeal makes way for the state's 15-week abortion limit to remain in effect.

Repeal of Arizona Abortion Ban

The Arizona Legislature has approved a repeal of a long-dormant ban on nearly all abortions. The bill will be sent to Democratic Gov. Katie Hobbs for signing. The repeal will allow abortions and protect women's reproductive rights in the state.

Repeal of Arizona's 1864 Abortion Ban

Arizona lawmakers secured votes to repeal a state-wide abortion ban dating back to 1864. The move followed the state's Supreme Court decision to uphold the ban after the Dobbs ruling. If signed by the governor, Arizona will have a 15-week limit on abortions.

Arizona Abortion Law Repeal

Arizona lawmakers voted to repeal the law banning almost all abortions after three weeks of national debate on abortion, with Democratic Gov. Katie Hobbs promising to sign it.

Arizona Abortion Law Repeal

Arizona lawmakers voted to repeal the Civil War-era law banning nearly all abortions, leaving the state with a 15-week ban and sparking fierce debates state by state.

Arizona abortion law repeal

Arizona lawmakers voted to repeal a Civil War-era law banning nearly all abortions by a narrow margin. Democrats and two Republicans passed the legislation, sending it to Gov. Katie Hobbs for signing. The move came amidst division within the Republican party over the issue.

Arizona Abortion Laws

Arizona House Republicans successfully defended an 1864 law limiting abortions, despite a new 15-week abortion limit being upheld by the Arizona Supreme Court. The Arizona Senate may still vote to repeal the 1864 law with narrow margins. Both sides are preparing legal strategies and reactions to potential outcomes.

Reinstated Abortion Ban in Arizona

Governor Katie Hobbs of Arizona criticizes the reinstated abortion ban from 1864, expressing concern that women will die due to lack of access to necessary medical treatment.

Arizona Legislature and Abortion Ban

The Arizona Legislature faced protests as Republican lawmakers shut down discussion on repealing a law criminalizing abortion throughout pregnancy, with no exceptions for rape or incest. Abortion providers vow to continue services until forced to stop. Pressure mounts on legislators to intervene as national interest grows. Democratic legislators and Gov. Katie Hobbs criticize inaction on the proposed repeal. Anti-abortion groups urge opposition to a ballot initiative for abortion rights. Abortion rights advocates gather signatures for a constitutional amendment protecting abortion rights until viability.

Arizona Legislature and Abortion Law

The Arizona Legislature faced protests as Republican lawmakers shut down discussion on repealing a law criminalizing abortion throughout pregnancy. The state Supreme Court allowed enforcement of the law, prompting outrage and calls for intervention. Democrats and some Republicans pushed for a repeal, while anti-abortion groups opposed efforts to ensure abortion rights. Abortion providers vowed to continue services until forced to stop. National interest and pressure are high, with potential for a ballot initiative to protect abortion rights in Arizona's state constitution.

Repeal of Police Traffic Stop Reforms in Memphis

Five former Memphis police officers plead not guilty to second-degree murder charges in the death of Tyre Nichols. Tennessee Gov. Bill Lee signs off on the repeal of police traffic stop reforms made in Memphis after Nichols' death, sparking outrage and calls for reforms nationally and locally.

Berkeley, California's Natural Gas Ban Repeal

Berkeley, California agrees to stop enforcing a ban on natural gas hookups in new construction after a four-year court battle, citing compliance with federal energy laws. The ban was part of the city's effort to combat climate change but faced legal challenges from industry groups.

Attempted Repeal of Ban on Female Genital Cutting in Gambia

Lawmakers in Gambia referred an attempted repeal of the 2015 ban on female genital cutting for further committee discussions, sparking concerns from activists about the protection of girls and women in the largely Muslim country.

New Zealand Repealing Tobacco Sales Ban Law

New Zealand will repeal a law banning tobacco sales for future generations, with the toughest anti-tobacco rules in the world set to be scrapped, drawing criticism for the potential impact on health outcomes.

New Zealand to Repeal Law Banning Tobacco Sales

New Zealand is set to repeal a law banning tobacco sales for future generations, which would have implemented tough anti-tobacco rules. The decision has been criticized for ignoring health research and potentially harming vulnerable populations.