once again the supreme court turned its back on the health care needs of women, especially young women and low-income women. in a split decision, the supreme court put at jeopardy women\u2019s access to contraception. today\u2019s ruling allows some privately owned, for-profit corporations to exploit our country\u2019s tradition of religious freedom and dictate the health coverage of their employees. hobby lobby and conestoga woods products challenged the affordable care act\u2019s (aca) contraceptive coverage requirement, alleging that it violates their companies\u2019 religious rights, all the while disregarding their employee\u2019s religious freedom and right to privacy and basic health services.<\/p>\n
\u201ctoday\u2019s ruling sanctioned an insidious appropriation of individual rights, establishing an expansive religious-right-of-corporations,\u201d said debra hauser, president of 喀麦隆vs巴西波胆分析
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