On this day in 1973, the Supreme Court issued its landmark Roe v. Wade decision, recognizing abortion as a constitutional right under privacy. In 2022, that precedent was overturned, leaving abortion access to state laws resulting in thousands of people no longer being able to make decisions over their own bodies. Everyone deserves the right to bodily autonomy, including deciding whether to have an abortion. Reproductive justice must be a reality for all, and we will continue to push back agains

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Here’s the latest from the Supreme Court of the Philippines, November 7, 2025: • SC issues status quo ante order in Tarlac City Mayor DQ case • New CA, SBN Justices take oath of office before CJ Gesmundo • SC: Mamanwa Tribes trust fund held by NCIP must be used only for intended purpose • SC: Low vote count in past polls not enough to be declared nuisance candidate Full text of G.R. No. 278177 (Roselle A. Corvera-Circunay and Ligaya Q. De Guzman vs. The Commission on Audit, et al.) https://sc.ju