Two Thirds of Poles Support Liberalising Abortion Law, Finds New Poll
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WARSAW - More than two-thirds of Poles are in favor of liberalizing abortion legislation, but only 38 percent support allowing abortion on request up to the 12th week of pregnancy, a regulation in force in Slovakia. This is according to a survey by SW Research for the daily Rzeczpospolita published on Sunday.
Ten years after the first major demonstrations against abortion restrictions, thousands of women again mobilize in Poland to demand changes in legislation. The protests also point out six years since the decision of the Constitutional Court that aggravated the limitations to the voluntary interruption of pregnancy, triggering demonstrations of historical dimension in the country. The organizers [...] The content Poland: Women protest again to de…
The majority of Poles would like to see the regulations governing the right to abortion in Poland liberalized, according to a SW Research survey for rp.pl.
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