[Opinion] The Legal Status of the Child without Life Concerns the Brussels Equality Council
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Anthropology, since its origins, has stopped questioning the riddle of sacrifice, in its religious, political and social forms. However, it must be noted that this essential question is today relegated to the margins of modern consciousness, barely kept in the intimate circle of family and parental sacrifice.
The N-VA wants to allow the parents of a child born without life to establish an official act of recognition, from the early stages of pregnancy. A proposal criticized by many associations, who fear a threat to the right to abortion. The post Why the N-VA wants to recognize all the "children born without life" (and why it is controversial) appeared first on Le Vif.
The Brussels Council for Equality between Women and Men (CEFH), as well as the Walloon Council for Equality between Men and Women (CWEHF), alerted the situation around the legal status of the lifeless child in Belgium in a joint opinion published on Thursday. The two councils are concerned after several bills on perinatal mourning tabled in the Chamber and the postponement of a reform of the abortion law by the Federal Government. The draft pres…
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