Polish court convicts activist of providing abortion pills in landmark case
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Polish activist convicted for providing abortion pills
A Warsaw court sentenced activist Justyna Wydrzynska to eight months of community service on Tuesday for allegedly abetting an illegal abortion, the first time such a case has gone to court in Poland, according to BBC News Russian. Wydrzynska works with the abortion-care organization Aborcyjny Dream Team (which Meduza has written about before). In February 2020, she mailed abortion pills to a woman who reached out to the organization for help af…
Polish court convicts rights activist for supplying pregnant woman with abortion pills
Human rights groups have condemned the conviction of a Polish activist for supplying a pregnant woman with abortion pills in a landmark trial under the country's ultra-strict abortion laws.
Activist who gave abortion pills to victims of domestic violence 'guilty' in Polish court
(Seoul=Yonhap News) Reporter Yu Han-joo = On the 14th (local time), a Polish court handed down a guilty verdict on the 14th (local time) for providing abortion pills to pregnant women affected by domestic violence.
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