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Reproductive Health Journal research regarding coercion and abuse of pregnant women has revealed the most common form of coercion and abuse of pregnant women is that which pressures them into having an abortion. Read More
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ACL commends the Leader of the Opposition for voting against the abortion to birth proposal in the Bill. ACL also commends all MPs who worked hard to bring change to this bad Bill. Read More
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