No, the woman was there tying to influence other women’s healthcare, something she had no right to get involved in.
Edit: The police did screw this up - the clinic was closed. She also received a payout.
Framing this as ‘thought police’ is wrong, the issue was her presence.
https://www.bbc.com/news/articles/c4gze361j7xo
No, the woman was there tying to influence other women’s healthcare, something she had no right to get involved in.
Edit: The police did screw this up - the clinic was closed. She also received a payout.
Framing this as ‘thought police’ is wrong, the issue was her presence.
https://www.bbc.com/news/articles/c4gze361j7xo