Congratulations on making one more partly wrong map and contributing to the list, therefore proving that doing so it indeed hard! Florida is shown as having mor

Congratulations on making one more partly wrong map and contributing to the list, therefore proving that doing so it indeed hard! Florida is shown as having more access than say France, because France has the limit at 14 weeks, right ? Eeeep, wrong, because you can't read the law. Firstly, it is 14 weeks _from the start of the pregnancy_, as opposed to the US who counts as as since the last period. And magically, when you convert, 14 weeks in France is 16 in the US (https://www.service-public.fr/particuliers/vosdroits/F1551 https://www.service-public.fr/particuliers/vosdroits/F1551). But that's not all. This is for abortion that is 100% at the choice of the mother. Except that abortion is legal up to 9 months, provided the health of the baby would be endangered _or_ the life of the mother would be endangered. And, would you look at this, "psychosocial risks" are a valid reason to ask for an abortion since 1974, or, in more simple to understand terms, "mental health bad if child born, or extreme poverty, etc". Making cases like Andorra, Monaco and Liechtenstein take up so much space in the article overinflates their importance, considering they're about 100 000 people total and that crossing the border to any country is done in an hour. Sure, impractical, but also, insignificant. "Extremely minor leftover city state that is either a monarchy or just known for being a tax haven" isn't really useful on a map.