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Around the world, Papers and articles, We recommend

Reform of abortion law in Uruguay: Context, process and lessons learned

9 Dec 2016


Urugauya abortio

Authored by Susan Wood, Lilián Abracinskas, Sonia Corrêa and Mario Pecheny, this article – based on a descriptive study of the context and political processes for abortion reform –  aims at  identifying  the strategies and facilitating factors that led to the legal reform and the limitations of the law, as well as to view the process through a political and feminist lens that draws attention to the limitations of the outcome from a women’s rights perspective.

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