Supporters of the Reproductive Health Law bring flowers during a rally outside the Supreme Court on Tuesday as they call on the justices to vote for the constitionality of the landmark measure. PHOTO BY RUY L. MARTINEZ
Supporters of the Reproductive Health Law bring flowers during a rally outside the Supreme Court on Tuesday as they call on the justices to vote for the constitionality of the landmark measure. PHOTO BY RUY L. MARTINEZ

A RECENT study by women’s advocates prompted them to call on the Supreme Court to uphold the Reproductive Health Law of 2012, kept from implementation by a temporary restraining order (TRO), saying that there is an urgent need for maternal health programs.

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