From Chris - NSS <[email protected]>
Subject Media briefing: UK abortion law briefly changes during Covid-19 outbreak
Date March 25, 2020 9:30 AM
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* UK abortion law briefly changes during Covid-19 outbreak <[link removed]>

The UK government published then deleted changes to abortion law that would have allowed women to access medical terminations without travelling to a clinic, leaving women's health charities "staggered".

The Guardian

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Angry MPs are demanding to know why changes to make it easier for women to have an abortion safely during the coronavirus crisis were "mysteriously" withdrawn.

The Independent

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The Guardian

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As US states ramp up restrictions to contain the coronavirus, Texas has joined Ohio in deeming nearly all abortions as non-essential procedures that must be delayed.

BBC

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The governor of Mississippi has vowed he would take action against his state's sole remaining abortion clinic if it provides abortions during the coronavirus outbreak.

The Hill

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