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Abortion, if the same rules still apply and if we're entitled to an injunction, roe versus wade is still the law and women are being ir rep bly injured, then you're obligated and that's what we're find out later this week. is this supreme court using a separate jurisprudence for abortion or do we have one sets of law, set of laws and procedures that applies to everything no matter what the substantive nature of the lawsuit is. >> joyce, i want to turn to something i always try to do when we have those conversations and that is a real world implication. the real world, implication isn't the rig...

Kamla Bhasin (24 April 1946 – 25 September 2021) was an Indian developmental feminist activist, poet, author and social scientist.

From the registration of the FIR to conviction of the accused, it has been an arduous journey for the father of the Dalit teenager who was found dead in the water tank of a teachers’ training college in Rajasthan’s Bikaner.

Get outta here! it's not crazy. it's a scramble. just crack an egg. the battle over abortion rights is heating up on capitol hill, the house paszing a bill on friday that would codify roe versus wade. the legislation did not receive any republican support with some arguing in favor of stricter abortion laws like like congresswoman lauren bobert. >> rape victims need love, they need support, they need safety and healing. they needed a glock 19 when it happened. >> joining me now, cynthia alksne, msnbc legal analyst and former federal prosecutor. i think i read on your face right there your re...

Governor abbott yesterday making exceptions for rape victims. is that new? can he do that and change the law that way? >> so the law itself includes an exception for when there is a medical emergency for the life of the mother. the law i don't think the governor has the authority to make exceptions in that case. that is something that really the legislature would have to do if they want to change it. certainly some states have decided to write their laws that way. >> bill: the second was the supreme court. it is my understanding there is already a case before them, the dodds case out of missis...