“Safe Legal Abortion” Killed These Women. But Feminists Don’t March for Them
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36 years ago in San Bernardo the Fifth Latin American Feminist Meeting (EFLAC) was held. It was decided to establish the Day of Struggle for the Decriminalization and Legalization of Abortion in Latin America. The date is a tribute to the freedom of wombs that ended slavery, in Brazil, in 1871. The right to decide remains in force.
“Safe Legal Abortion” Killed These Women. But Feminists Don’t March for Them
Today, September 28, the international pro-abortion movement and abortion profiteers will celebrate abortion. They call it International Safe Abortion Day, and the celebrations stretch around the world. Activists march in Quito, Dublin, Paris, Mexico City, and Brussels. They turn buildings green, fountains run in emerald hues, and even Geneva’s Jet d’Eau is green. The Women’s Global Network for Reproductive Rights counts “85 countries” and “400 …
It knows the origin of September 28 and why this date became an international day.
The event was established in 1990, during the 5th Latin American and Caribbean Feminist Meeting, held in San Bernardo, Argentina. There, activists from all over the region declared September 28 as the Day for the Decriminalization and Legalization of Abortion on the basis of a proposal from the Brazilian delegation. There will be activities in front of Congress and in different parts of the country and Latin America. September 28 is, for more th…
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