Nu e chiar furtuna intr-un pahar cu apa , Asociatia Medicilor din Marea Britanie care se intruneste luna aceasta va vota incetarea " discriminarii " impotriva avortului . In prezent perioada limita este de 24 de saptamani , Asociatia vrea sa se permita femeilor sa faca avort pe tot parcursul sarcinii , pana la nastere .
Am inteles ca bill ul afost discutat si intr-o comisie a Parlamentului in Martie dar pentru ca Parlamentul a fost dizolvat nu s-a dat inca o decizie .
Am cautat legea aia si desi n-am gasit-o in text nicaieri am gasit asta:
http://www.wetrustwo...minations-bill/
Ca o paranteza, suntem in continuare pe baricade impotriva avortului pentru ca ne intereseaza prea mult vietile altora. Daca eu ca femeie si mama nu admit sa fac avort, asta nu inseamna ca alta femeie care nu se vede mama (doar ea stie din ce motive, nu o judec eu) de ce trebuie sa fie fortata la o decizie de aceleasi circumstante ca mine?
Suna ingrozitor "avort pe tot parcursul sarcinii" pana cand te duci la detalii si realizezi ca avort peste 24 de saptamani fac doar femeile carora sarcina le pune viata in pericol, sau femeile a caror sarcina nu e viabila. O femeie care a decis ca nu vrea sarcina respectiva nu va astepta atat.
More details:
" Abortion remains a criminal offence in this country, even if it is carried out early in the term, for the woman who has the abortion and anyone who assists her. Under sections 58 and 59 of the Offences Against the Persons Act 1861 and other legislation, termination of a pregnancy carries the maximum sentence of life imprisonment. That is the harshest criminal penalty of any country in Europe, underpinned by a Victorian criminal law passed before women even had the right to vote, let alone sit in this place.
The Abortion Act 1967 did not change the fundamental fact: it merely set out circumstances under which abortion could be legal—for example, the need for two doctors’ signatures that specified conditions have been met, including a time limit now set at 24 weeks and, in exceptional circumstances, the conditions for abortions post 24 weeks. Unlike in other countries, that means that abortion remains illegal except in the limited circumstances in the Act. No other medical procedure is governed by legislation that old or that out of step with clinical developments and changing attitudes"
https://hansard.parl...ToTerminations)
