Supreme Court decision suggests right to contraception is under threat
Ohio GOP pushing bill to ban abortion and birth control coverage
Birth control restrictions become next target for anti-abortion lawmakers
Overturning Roe highlights need for family planning, especially in trigger ban states | Brookings
Opinion | If Roe Is Overturned, Will the Right to Birth Control Be Next? - The New York Times
Appeals court upholds condom use in L.A. porn films | CTV News
Supreme Court rules not wearing condom against partner's wishes could lead to sexual assault conviction | CBC News
B.C. condom use, consent case before Canada's top court could have broad implications | CityNews Vancouver
Supreme Court ruling on Roe could boost domestic supply of infants
Top court reviewing case involving condom use and consent | CBC News
California Law Bans “Condom Stealthing”: Removing a Condom Without Consent Is “A Grave Violation of Dignity and Autonomy” - Ms. Magazine
US Supreme Court Considering Banning Frangers In An Effort To Protect Human Life — The Betoota Advocate
Opinion | If Roe Is Overturned, Will the Right to Birth Control Be Next? - The New York Times
Social marketing and condoms: From Thailand to the United States during the AIDS crisis | BANKNOTES
Bill guaranteeing right to birth control blocked in U.S. Senate by Republican - Wisconsin Examiner
Roe v. Wade and Birth Control: What to Know - The New York Times
Fact check: False claim that Supreme Court voted to ban condoms
Advocacy groups celebrate Supreme Court decision on condoms as condition of consent - Nelson Star
Arizona GOP Senate Candidate Blake Masters Campaigning Against Birth Control
Poll: Over half of Americans identify as "pro-choice" following Supreme Court abortion leak
Canada Supreme Court rules non-usage of condom when conditioned by partner could amount to sexual assault - JURIST - News
Supreme Court rules ignoring a partner's request to wear condom could qualify as sexual assault - The Globe and Mail
Supreme Court rules not wearing condom against partner's wishes could lead to sexual assault conviction | CBC News
