Luis Lopez

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Feb 8, 2026, 7:17 AM

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Attorney General Tong and abortion advocates announce a new awareness campaign for the Connecticut Abortion Legal Hotline.

The hotline is free and confidential and connects callers to Connecticut-based health care providers, helpers and patients with legal information about their right to access and provide abortion care.

The hotline is a critical resource for residents looking for clarity and guidance, and already helped over 250 callers after being expanded into the state in 2024.

Additional information about the hotline can be found on the Reproductive Equity Now website.