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Rep. Nam In-Soon: “National Assembly Is Responsible for Delay in Abortion Legislation… Legislation Must Move Beyond Punishment and Prohibition Perspectives”
With the government aiming to officially introduce the abortion drug Mifepristone as early as the first quarter of next year, drafting long-delayed legislation regarding abortion has emerged as a task for the National Assembly. This involves resolving the legislative vacuum that has persisted since the Constitutional Court's 2019 ruling declaring the abortion law unconstitutional, as well as addressing the procedures and scope of abortion.
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With the government aiming to officially introduce the abortion drug Mifepristone as early as the first quarter of next year, drafting long-delayed legislation regarding abortion has emerged as a task for the National Assembly. This involves resolving the legislative vacuum that has persisted since the Constitutional Court's 2019 ruling declaring the abortion law unconstitutional, as well as addressing the procedures and scope of abortion.