Croatian opposition tries to force Constitutional right to abortion through

23-02-2023

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Croatian opposition tries to force Constitutional right to abortion through

The Croatian opposition insist that the right to abortion must be included in the Constitution. If the government blocks that, the opposition will not support the proposed Constitutional changes.

Men pray at Ban Jelacic square in Zagreb, Croatia. Photo EPA, Antonio Bat

Activists from 'Domino' association protested the prayer on the same day. EPA/ANTONIO BAT

Pro-life Croatian men pray for family life

Be Manly. That was the theme for a public prayer of Croatian men in Zagreb last Saturday. Fathers should have a more central role in the upbringing of children, they say. Women’s rights activists in the country think differently.

Protestors voice their support for abortion rights from a balcony during a debate on a draft law on the constitutionalisation of the right to abortion at the Senate in Paris, on February 1, 2023. Photo AFP, Ludovic Marin

French Senate wants to enshrine abortion in Constitution

The French Senate voted in favour of including the right to abortion in the Constitution on Wednesday.

Members of the far-left party La France celebrate the fact that a majority of the French Parliament voted for enshrining the right to abortion in the Constitution. Photo AFP, Geoffrey Van der Hasselt

After Roe v Wade, European countries want abortion in constitution

The French parliament overwhelmingly voted in favour last week to enshrine the right to abortion in the constitution. The fear that acquired rights might one day be challenged is not only playing out in France.

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