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Debate on German abortion ban keeps going

23-05-2022

Central Europe

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Debate on German abortion ban keeps going

beeld EPA, Hayoung Jeon

Central Europe

The Committee on Legal Affairs of the German Bundestag has started to deal with the government's decision to abolish article 219a from the criminal code. The deletion of this paragraph means that it is no longer illegal to publish abortion advertisements. That means that, for example, doctors can provide information on the location of abortion clinics without having to fear prosecution.

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