England votes to reduce abortion if some women are judged | Women’s Rights News

The correction comes from the police after more than 100 women, including natural misdeeds.

British parliamentarians voted to cancel the abortion in England and Wales after the concerns of the pregnant women.

The Commons Chamber confirmed the amendment to a wider bill, which prevents women from punishing women on Tuesday.

Currently, after 24 weeks, without pregnancy ends or the consent of the two doctors, it may be subject to criminal charges on criminal accusations under the prosecuting laws.

The change exceeded 379-137 people. The Commons Chamber is no longer clogged before leaving the Chamber of Lords, but the Chamber of Lords, which is not blocked, but the expected criminal bill.

Tony Antoniazzi, a member of the parliament, said, because the police said that more than 100 women were investigated in the last five years, including illegal abortions, including natural mistakes and childbirth.

“This legislation will only remove women from the criminal justice system, because they are sensitive and need our help.” “Is that just that this serves? It is not justice, but it is cruel and ended.”

COVID-19 changes in the law implemented during the pandemic allow women to take abortion pills via mail and cancel their pregnancies in the house for the first 10 weeks.

This caused women illegally to take abortion pills and a handful of a handful used to finish his pregnancies in 24 weeks.

In May, Nicola Packer was acquitted after receiving an abortion drug when he had a 26-week pregnant of the legal excess of 10 weeks to take such medicine.

After a 45-year-old police investigation, he said he was tried as long as he did not understand that he was pregnant for so long.

Carla Foster was arrested in 2023 to prevent abortion tablets illegally to put an end to pregnancy when he was pregnancy between 32 and 34 weeks. The Court of Appeals ended his sentence.