Although the laws remain unchanged, 73 women regained their freedom, protocols have been created to care for obstetric emergencies and guarantee medical secrecy, while the judges who try these cases now have a precedent to avoid handing down unjust convictions
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The European Union's Sakharov Prize, a beacon of hope for champions of freedom and equality, has found its latest heroes in Mahsa (Jina) Amini and the Iranian Women's Movement. This prestigious award is a testament to the Iranian people’s unwavering commitment to the cause of women's rights and huma
The abortionist who oversees one of the most dangerous abortion facilities in the country was named as a finalist for Europe’s most prestigious human rights award. Three of the people nominated McNicholas, Justyna Wydrzyńska of Poland, and Morena Herrera of El Salvador were nominated as “women fighting for free, safe and legal abortion.” None of them won the award.
The European Parliament (EP) has chosen among its finalists for the prestigious Sakharov Prize three women “fighting for a free, safe and legal abortion,” including Planned Parenthood abortionist Colleen McNicholas.