German ‘conflict pregnancies’ strongly influenced by environment

08-08-2022

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German ‘conflict pregnancies’ strongly influenced by environment

An important share of women who struggle with an unwanted pregnancy do so because they experience pressure from their surroundings. That is shown by research from the German University of Heidelberg.

Pro-choice demonstration in Brussels. Photo EPA, Olivier Hoslet

EP fights again about “right to abortion”

On Wednesday, abortion again turned out to be a source of contention for the European Parliament. The right to abortion was on the agenda, because of developments in the US Supreme Court. MPs with a pro-life viewpoint clashed with those who defended the pro-choice side.

Ultrasound for pregnant woman. Photo ANP, Koen Suyk

German politician worried about prenatal examinations

MPs from several parliamentary groups in Germany have united in a campaign to regulate pregnancy screenings. They are worried that more health screenings of unborn children will lead to more abortions.

Maltese hospital where the American tourist was admitted. Photo Facebook

American tourist airlifted from Malta to Spain for ‘lifesaving’ abortion

An American tourist who stayed in Malta had to be airlifted by an ambulance helicopter to undergo an abortion in Spain. Her pregnancy threatened her health, but Malta's strict abortion laws did not allow her to terminate her pregnancy.

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