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16th October 2008, 22:52

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Why the law should be reformed . . . and why it shouldn?t

The Abortion Act was passed in 1967. It did not legalise abortions, but provided a legal defence for those carrying them out under certain conditions, including the risk that continuing with the pregnancy would be more damaging to the physical or mental health of the woman than ending it.

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