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No woman in England or Wales can be prosecuted for an abortion any more
- xvxvx 6mo ago[flagged]
- kelseyfrog 6mo ago[dead]
- gizajob 6mo ago[flagged]
- amanaplanacanal 6mo ago[dead]
- nojvek 6mo agoIt’s bizarre how US constitution started with rights and they get slowly eroded away. Abortion is not a state issue, it’s a medical issue between a woman and her doctor. States and Federal laws have gotten more nosy. Less separation of church and state.
- brador 6mo agoThe exact moment a collection of cells becomes sentient or human sentient remains unsolved. For that reason this remains a contentious issue for many.
- 01jonny01 6mo ago[flagged]
- Cpoll 6mo agoThe article explicitly contradicts this (the site isn't playing nice with C+P, or I'd quote it). What are the laws and consequences, in practice?
- 01jonny01 6mo agoThe law is it's legal to abort up until the birth. Granted UK clinic's are not regulated to do that (yet). Most arguments from feminst men seem to reduce the moral difference between abortion and killing a newborn to only a few hours of labour. I find that deeply troubling. I think a lot of men have become cucked and are far too willing to accept feminist framing without questioning where it logically leads.