The Department of Health and Human Services announced on Friday proposed  accommodations for religious groups concerning the controversial contraceptive  mandate, but a number of religious freedom advocacy groups have said that the  proposals do not go far enough.

“Today, the administration is taking the next step in providing women across the  nation with coverage of recommended preventive care at no cost, while respecting  religious concerns,” HHS Secretary Kathleen Sebelius said in a statement. “We  will continue to work with faith-based organizations, women’s organizations,  insurers and others to achieve these goals.”

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