US EditionThe Known Consequences of Giving Legal Personality to the Unborn - Sin Comillas
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The known consequences of giving legal personality to the unborn The experiences reported in states of the United States show how similar legislations to Senate Bill 504 open the door to the criminalization of medical emergencies, the denial of essential health services and state surveillance of the bodies of those who can produce. By Cristina del Mar Quiles All and Center for Investigative Journalism The declaration that a fertilized egg is “n…
The declaration that a fertilized egg is a “natural person” in legal terms has the inevitable consequence that the rights of pregnant women are relegated to the background, below those of pregnancy. Many of the consequences of this type of law are already known in states where it has been implemented in the United States: extreme surveillance and suspicion of pregnant people, criminalization, justification for denying essential medical services …
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