Germans find access to abortion "too easy"

17-09-2022

Central Europe

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Germans find access to abortion "too easy"

One in five Germans find that women can get an abortion too easily in the country. That was shown by a survey. On Saturday, pro-lifers have their March for Life in the capital Berlin.

Abortion opponents hold placards reading" My life is in your hands.." and "Prayer for life" in front of the counseling center of Pro Familia. Photo AFP, Arne Dedert

Pro-life activist wins court case Germany

Prayer vigils are allowed to take place in front of offices of the Pro-Familia organisation. The Administrative Court in Mannheim decided so.

Germans dislike pro-life stance of Roman Catholic Church

Most Germans disapprove of the anti-abortion stance of the Vatican. More than 60 per cent rejects its pro-life position, a daily mail survey of Die Tagespost shows.

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.

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