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October 19, 2001

China’s Population Policy Examined by Committee

On October 17, the House International Relations Committee held a hearing to discuss whether China was continuing with its coerciveView More

September 26, 2001

House Passes D.C. Spending Bill

On September 25, after a contentious debate on several gay rights-related amendments, the House approved the $398 million FY2002 DistrictView More

September 21, 2001

Senate Approves Contraceptive Coverage in Treasury-Postal Appropriations Bill

With little debate, on September 19, the Senate gave voice vote approval to the FY2002 Treasury, Postal Service, and GeneralView More

September 21, 2001

House Committee Approves Two Spending Bills; Military Construction Passes House

District of Columbia: On September 20, the House Appropriations Committee approved, by voice vote, the FY2002 District of Columbia spendingView More

September 7, 2001

Subcommittee Reexamines Abortion Parental Consent

The House Judiciary Subcommittee on the Constitution held a hearing on a bill (H.R. 476) that would prohibit the transportationView More

July 27, 2001

House Committee Approves Born Alive Infant Protection Act

On July 24, the House Judiciary Committee approved, 25-2, a bill (H.R. 2175) that would change the definition of anView More

July 13, 2001

Born Alive Infant Protection Act Approved by Subcommittee

On July 12, the House Judiciary Subcommittee on the Constitution held a hearing to examine a bill (H.R. 2175) thatView More

April 27, 2001

House Approves “Unborn Victims of Violence Act”

Marking the first vote on a reproductive health issue, the House on April 26 voted 252-172 to pass legislation (H.R.View More

March 30, 2001

Committee Approves Fetal Protection Bill

A bill (H.R. 503) dealing with fetal protection was approved, 15-9, by the House Judiciary Committee on March 28. SponsoredView More

March 23, 2001

Subcommittee Approves Fetal Protection Bill

One week after a hearing on legislation (H.R. 503) that would create a separate offense if an individual kills orView More

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