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Germany’s slow path toward changing abortion laws from the Nazi era

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By Luisa Rollenhagen, TextLuisa Rollenhagen
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A pro-choice activist in Berlin on International Women’s Dayvia Twitter (@ProChoice_EN) The fight to liberalise outdated abortion laws is raising questions about privacy and information rights Imagine that you’re a doctor in Gießen, a town in the mid-German state of Hessen with a population of about 88,000. Among all those people, you’re the only one who provides abortion services.
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