The German government moved forward measures to better protect women from harassment by radical anti-abortion activists. Germany's Cabinet on Wednesday approved a draft law from Women's Affairs Minister Lisa Paus against so-called pavement harassment, sources told dpa. The bill would require that German states ensure women have unhindered access to counselling centres and clinics that perform abortions. The bill would also introduce a fine of up to €5,000 ($5,450) for harassment. Paus described
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