Can you give a readers digest explanation on Euro-style restrictions AND, is this going to be something that will put me out on my ledge again?! Thanks.
Can you give a readers digest explanation on Euro-style restrictions AND, is this going to be something that will put me out on my ledge again?! Thanks.
There are some good graphs in link below - majority of the Western European countries according to 3rd graph in middle of page allow abortion up until 12 weeks.
Conditions: The woman must claim to be in a "state of distress" because of her pregnancy. After 12 weeks, abortions are allowed only if the pregnancy poses a grave danger to the woman's health or there is a risk the child will suffer from a severe illness recognised as incurable. If this is the case, two doctors must confirm the risk to the health of the woman or foetus.
Can you give a readers digest explanation on Euro-style restrictions AND, is this going to be something that will put me out on my ledge again?! Thanks.
There are some good graphs in link below - majority of the Western European countries according to 3rd graph in middle of page allow abortion up until 12 weeks.
https://abort-report.eu/europe/
Generally, Euro countries draw the line around 15ish weeks, with later exceptions for the health of the mother. (Actual health, not 'mental health')
Thank you so muchтАжтАж..now I wonтАЩt have to take an aspirin.
http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/world/europe/6235557.stm ....as is typical with these maps, you have to actually read each country and not just look at the map. "On request" doesn't mean "unlimited".
Example:
FRANCE
Availability: On request
Gestational limit: 12 weeks
Conditions: The woman must claim to be in a "state of distress" because of her pregnancy. After 12 weeks, abortions are allowed only if the pregnancy poses a grave danger to the woman's health or there is a risk the child will suffer from a severe illness recognised as incurable. If this is the case, two doctors must confirm the risk to the health of the woman or foetus.