"Plaintiff believes that all Buddhists should be able to use self-determination to make choices to access abortion services and birth control with no restriction on movement, autonomy, type, or timing," Miami-Dade County Buddhist leader Lama Karma Chotso said in a suit.
August 02, 2022 at 06:11 PM
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