Illinois was hit with a lawsuit by anti-abortion organizations challenging amendments to a state human rights law that prohibits employers from discriminating against workers based on their reproductive health decisions.
The law allegedly shows a hostility to pro-life groups that are guided by their religious beliefs in violation of their rights under the First Amendment and the 14th Amendment’s equal protection clause, the complaint filed Thursday by a pregnancy center and the Catholic Diocese of Springfield, Ill., says.
New York has a similar law that is also currently being challenged by an anti-abortion center.
The Illinois amendment makes “reproductive health ...
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