Planned Parenthood

Six former employees of Planned Parenthood Southeast, which operates in Mississippi, have sued the organization alleging wrongful termination after raising concerns that the new CEO sought to deemphasize abortion and distance the affiliate from its pro-abortion mission. The lawsuit claims the CEO aimed to rebrand PPSE's mission to focus less on abortion rights and reduce partnerships with the LGBT community, actions that led to a hostile work environment and the firing of staff who opposed these changes.

Six former employees of Planned Parenthood Southeast, which serves Mississippi along with Georgia and Alabama, have filed a federal lawsuit claiming they were wrongfully fired for opposing leadership decisions to reduce focus on abortion and LGBTQ issues. The lawsuit alleges that the organization's CEO led efforts to rebrand the mission away from abortion rights and distance from LGBTQ topics, prompting internal complaints and subsequent dismissals.

Mississippi lawmakers have requested an investigation by the HHS Inspector General into Planned Parenthood. This action involves officials from Mississippi seeking federal oversight of the organization.

Mississippi lawmakers are conducting an investigation into Planned Parenthood. The investigation is taking place within the state of Mississippi.