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Restricting Abortion in Macedonia
by Natasha Dokovska, Macedonia
In 2013, Macedonia’s Christian Democrat party adopted a new law on termination of pregnancy restricting a woman’s right to a safe and legal abortion. Macedonia’s new abortion law has generated controversy not only for the non-scientific, degrading manner women and their physicians must secure approval to have an abortion, but also for the questionable manner in which the law was approved.
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