Croatian MP Seeks to Ban Anti-Abortion Prayers Near Hospitals
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Croatia Lawmaker Wants to Ban Praying Outside Abortion Centers
A Croatian lawmaker has proposed legislation to ban prayer gatherings outside hospitals, a move that would restrict a regular practice of Catholics praying near abortion facilities. Parliamentarian Anka Mrak Taritas of the Civic Liberal Alliance is seeking changes to the Public Assembly Act to prohibit gatherings of any size—including a single person—within 100 metres of […]
ANKA Mrak-Taritaš proposes a ban on gatherings of supplicants in front of hospitals to protect patients from harassment.
Parliamentary representative Anka Mrak Taritaš (GLAS) reported on Wednesday that she is seeking amendments to the Public Gatherings Act to prohibit gatherings of supplicants at hospital entrances and thus protect women from pressure and harassment at a particularly sensitive time for them. "Today we are in parliamentary procedure in...
The aim of the changes is to protect women from pressure, harassment and violation of their dignity and privacy at a particularly sensitive moment for them, when they come for an abortion, said Anka Mrak Taritaš.
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