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Despite pro-choice hyperbole, abortion not necessary in Salvadoran case
The Star on June 7 published an op-ed, "Here's why abortion must remain legal," by Nancy Northup, president and CEO of the Center for Reproductive Rights.
El Salvadoran Woman Finally Ends Life-Threatening Pregnancy
Beatriz , the 22-year-old El Salvadoran woman who was in desperate need of an emergency abortion in order to survive, finally underwent a C-section after being granted permission by the El Salvador health minister.
Salvadoran doctors perform C-section in risky pregnancy
Doctors performed a C-section on a chronically ill Salvadoran woman who was denied an abortion despite her high-risk pregnancy, the head of a support group said.
El Salvador Denies Abortion to Ailing Woman
El Salvador's highest court on Wednesday denied an appeal from a woman with a high-risk pregnancy to be allowed to undergo an abortion, upholding the country's strict law banning abortion under any circumstances.
Salvadorian woman allowed to end pregnancy
The woman, known only as "Beatriz" to protect her identity, made the announcement after the country's Supreme Court rejected an appeal brought by the 22-year-old woman, to terminate her pregnancy.
Reproductive Rights Around the World
On Wednesday, the highest court in El Salvador denied an abortion to a woman with a pregnancy that is so high-risk that doctors say it could kill her.
Salvadoran Court Denies Abortion to Ailing Woman, Citing Strict Prohibition
El Salvador's highest court Wednesday denied an appeal from a woman with a high-risk pregnancy to be allowed to undergo an abortion, upholding the country's strict law banning abortion under any circumstances.
El Salvador court rules no abortion for ill woman
El Salvador's Supreme Court ruled Wednesday against allowing a woman suffering from kidney failure and lupus to terminate a pregnancy in which the fetus is given no chance of surviving.
Eugenic Abortion 2.0 - A new blood test could zero out the disabled unborn in the 21st century.
Until recently, if a pregnant woman wanted to determine the genetic health of her baby, she had to endure a series of crude and invasive tests.
Until recently, if a pregnant woman wanted to determine the genetic health of her baby, she had to endure a series of crude and invasive tests.