Spain: Abortion Bill Violates Rights

Email The Spanish government should protect women’s access to safe and legal abortion by scrapping draft legislation that would ban abortion with only severely limited exceptions, according to a letter sent today to Justice Minister Alberto Ruiz-Gallardón by six national and international groups. The bill, endorsed by the government in December 2013 but not yet introduced in parliament, would turn back the clock on women’s reproductive rights in Spain. (Madrid) – The Spanish government should protect women’s access to safe and legal abortion by scrapping draft legislation that would…

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