New York City police have already gathered in Manhattan following the Supreme Court's decision to overturn the Roe v. Wade case. Preparing for a long Friday night..
Last month, a draft decision from a conservative majority was leaked in court, activists jumped into organization, and prepared police officers for the worst if the protests fell into violence. Was.
Protesters have already announced that they will meet at Washington Square in Manhattan whenever the decision is official.
Twenty women were seen writing a message on Piqué's sign before a protest scheduled at 6:30 pm on Friday around 1 pm in Washington Square Park. rice field.
The organizers urged the marchers to "bring anger."
The day before, groupNYC for abortion rightstweeted about a planned rally. "F–k SCOTUS, f–k Church, f–k State.
"We support abortion."
A second protest will be held at Union Square in Manhattan.
NYC for Abortion Rights' Twitter account reiterates the rally organizer's advice that participants should turn off mobile phone facial recognition and location services and write the lawyer's name on their arm. I posted it.
Get the latest information on the post following the Supreme Court's ruling to overturn the Roe v. Wade case.
"Wear a mask and cover the identification marks (tattoos, bruises, etc.)," the post said.
He added that if someone is arrested, they will get the officer's name, badge number, and movie police officer, but not the protesters.
NYPD is an "enhanced patrol" including an "abortion alternative clinic" Has already been announced. According to a memo sent by the intelligence agency on Wednesday in anticipation of the ruling, to thwart attacks from "radicals and malicious actors."
"Because of the high number of vandalism across the United States, we need to raise awareness of the situational awareness of service members regarding protection and deployment in New York City affiliates," the memo said.
The exact location where officers are expected to enhance patrols has not been revealed. But now we are kicking the decision back to individual states. New York has already codified access to abortion under the 2019 Reproductive Health Act.
The Head of Planned Parent-Child Relationships at the Greater New York Action Fund said the Empire State will continue to function as an "abortion access state for all New Yorkers and other countries." ..
"Today is a very miserable day for our country, but the fight is not over yet," said Joy Calloway, interim president and CEO, in a statement.
"Abortion justice requires us to fight fiercely to ensure equitable access to the full range of sexual and reproductive health care-and abortion is health care.
"We do not compromise our body, dignity, or freedom. We have a united voice and strength in number and power," Caroway said.
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