I 1687 ble kvinner som tok abort halshogd og hodene deres ble satt på stake https://perma.cc/C3XT-TJEK
In 1687, women who had abortions were beheaded and their heads were put on stakes
I 1964 fikk Norge en lov om svangerskapsavbrudd i visse tilfeller. Formålet var å innskrenke det høye antallet av ulovlige aborter. Abort ble da lovlig på medisinske, biologiske og humanitære kriterier. Hvis morens liv og helse var truet, ved fare for arvemessige skader hos fosteret, eller om graviditeten skyldtes voldtekt eller incest. Å inkludere sosiale kriterier ble avvist. Kvinnen måtte få en lege til å søke for seg, og var hun gift, måtte hun få samtykke fra mannen.
In 1964, Norway passed a law on termination of pregnancy in certain cases. The purpose was to reduce the high number of illegal abortions. Abortion then became legal on medical, biological and humanitarian criteria. If the mother's life and health were threatened, if there was a risk of hereditary damage to the fetus, or if the pregnancy was due to rape or incest. Including social criteria was rejected. The woman had to get a doctor to apply for her, and if she was married, she had to get the husband's consent.
Norge fikk fri abort frem til uke 12 i 1979, men veien frem til det var lang og fylt av uenigheter https://perma.cc/34B9-SHHW
Norway was allowed free abortion up to week 12 in 1979, but the road to that was long and filled with disagreements.
I 2016 konkluderte lovavdelingen i Justisdepartementet med at retten til selvbestemt abort inntil uke 12 i svangerskapet også gjelder for kvinner som er gravid med tvillinger, og som ønsker å fjerne ett eller flere friske fostre
In 2016, the legal department in the Ministry of Justice concluded that the right to self-determined abortion up to week 12 of pregnancy also applies to women who are pregnant with twins, and who wish to remove one or more healthy fetuses
Vi ble modige sammen, de kunne jo ikke fengsle oss alle!
We got brave together, they couldn't imprison us all!
https://t.me/HumanRightsChecklist/113
In 1687, women who had abortions were beheaded and their heads were put on stakes
I 1964 fikk Norge en lov om svangerskapsavbrudd i visse tilfeller. Formålet var å innskrenke det høye antallet av ulovlige aborter. Abort ble da lovlig på medisinske, biologiske og humanitære kriterier. Hvis morens liv og helse var truet, ved fare for arvemessige skader hos fosteret, eller om graviditeten skyldtes voldtekt eller incest. Å inkludere sosiale kriterier ble avvist. Kvinnen måtte få en lege til å søke for seg, og var hun gift, måtte hun få samtykke fra mannen.
In 1964, Norway passed a law on termination of pregnancy in certain cases. The purpose was to reduce the high number of illegal abortions. Abortion then became legal on medical, biological and humanitarian criteria. If the mother's life and health were threatened, if there was a risk of hereditary damage to the fetus, or if the pregnancy was due to rape or incest. Including social criteria was rejected. The woman had to get a doctor to apply for her, and if she was married, she had to get the husband's consent.
Norge fikk fri abort frem til uke 12 i 1979, men veien frem til det var lang og fylt av uenigheter https://perma.cc/34B9-SHHW
Norway was allowed free abortion up to week 12 in 1979, but the road to that was long and filled with disagreements.
I 2016 konkluderte lovavdelingen i Justisdepartementet med at retten til selvbestemt abort inntil uke 12 i svangerskapet også gjelder for kvinner som er gravid med tvillinger, og som ønsker å fjerne ett eller flere friske fostre
In 2016, the legal department in the Ministry of Justice concluded that the right to self-determined abortion up to week 12 of pregnancy also applies to women who are pregnant with twins, and who wish to remove one or more healthy fetuses
Vi ble modige sammen, de kunne jo ikke fengsle oss alle!
We got brave together, they couldn't imprison us all!
https://t.me/HumanRightsChecklist/113