Draft:Pro-abortion rights violence

Pro-abortion rights violence is violence committed against organizations or individuals that oppose abortion, including anti-abortion advocacy groups or religious groups that oppose abortion. Incidents of such violence include arson, graffiti, threats, and assault.

Background
On May 9, 2022, the White House issued a warning against "violence, threats, or vandalism" in relation to protests in favor of abortion rights.

Chile

 * 2008: Unidentified activists ignited a bomb at the University of the Ande in response to a Supreme Court ruling against the distribution of abortion-inducing medication. No one was injured.

Germany

 * 1974-1995: In 1977, Rote Zora bombed the German Doctors Association's office to protest German abortion laws.

Spain

 * January 2014: A Catholic Church in Saville was set on fire, causing minor damage, and graffitied with messages referencing abortion.

United States

 * September 20, 2022: An 83-year-old volunteer for Right to Life Michigan was canvassing homes in a Michigan community prior to the November 8 vote on Proposition 3, and was shot in the shoulder by an unidentified man. The volunteer was treated and released from the hospital.
 * June 8, 2022: A 26-year-old man was arrested and charged with attempted murder of Supreme Court justice Brett Kavanaugh. In custody, he indicated he was "upset" about the leak of a draft ruling overturning Roe v Wade.
 * May 8, 2022: The headquarters of Wisconsin Family Action, an anti-abortion advocacy organization, was attacked. A molotov cocktail was thrown through the window, starting a fire, and graffiti was left reading: "If abortions aren't safe, then you aren't either." The purported radical pro-abortion rights group "Jane's Revenge" claimed responsibility. A statement attributed to the group warned that "fake" pregnancy clients operated by anti-abortion groups should close within 30 days, or the group would strike again.
 * May 8, 2022: A protestor was detained for swinging a bike lock at an anti-abortion speaker in Massachussetts.
 * May, 2022: Following Mother's Day Weekend there were incidents of vandalism in Colorado and Virginia.
 * May, 2021: A crisis pregnancy center in Illinois suffered $250,000 in damage after an act of arson. It remains unclear who the perpetrator was.
 * May 2016: An anti-abortion ministry's building in Albuquerque, New Mexico, was closed for several months after heavy damage caused by an incident of purported arson.
 * March 2015: A woman in Texas was arrested for throwing a Molotov cocktail at an anti-abortion group praying outside an Austin-based Planned Parenthood.
 * September 11, 2009: An anti-abortion protestor, Jim Pouillon, was murdered while protesting abortion in front of a high school. The murderer was reportedly offended by the anti-abortion material displayed by the protestor.
 * 2009 - 2011: Self-proclaimed "pro-choice terrorist" Theodore Shulman threatened a number of anti-abortion leaders. Shulman was pursued by the FBI and pled guilty to making illegal threats.