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A notorious abortionist in Port Charlotte, Florida, has permanently closed his abortion venue, following a yearlong investigation led by Reprotection, Inc., a national women’s watchdog organization that works to shut down dangerous abortion providers. Together with Thomas More Society attorneys and concerned Florida citizens, Reprotection brought multiple complaints against abortionist Ali Azima and his Venice Women’s Health Center to the attention of the Florida Department of Health. After receiving reports from eyewitnesses in Port Charlotte about Azima’s repeated endangerment of patients, Reprotection’s investigation verified the abortionist’s history of medical negligence, previous medical license suspension, and lack of a license to...

PART ONE OF A TWO-PART OPERATION RESCUE SPECIAL REPORT A total of 36 abortion facilities closed nationwide in 2019, according to a survey of every abortion facility in the U.S. conducted by Operation Rescue. While the number of closures shows that in certain areas, abortion suppliers have outstripped the demand, as abortion numbers and rates continue to drop nationwide, according to the Center for Disease Control. Other noteworthy facts were revealed by Operation Rescue’s survey. * Since 2013, 367 surgical abortion facilities have permanently closed. * This year’s closures represent a staggering 79 percent drop in the number of surgical...

After 30 years of performing abortions, The Women’s Pavilion in South Bend, Indiana closed its doors on Friday. A pro-abortion vigil was held Friday to protest the abortion clinic closing, despite the facility’s numerous violations. During its 30 years of performing abortion, the Pavilion endangered women through failure to report child sex abuse, use of faulty emergency equipment, and other major violations, LifeNews reported. Liam Morley, an executive team member for Pro-Choice South Bend, explained the purpose of the vigil to WNDU News, “To me, this vigil is important to honor the patients, the women, and the people in this...