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UN accepts motion that calls for access to “safe abortions”

05-09-2022

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UN accepts motion that calls for access to “safe abortions”

Meeting of the UN General Assembly. Photo EPA, Jason Szenes

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Last week, the United Nations General Assembly passed a document stating that access to "safe abortion" is part of promoting women's human rights worldwide.

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