Polish court restricts abortion due to congenital defects aleteia.org
Poland just tightened up its already restrictive law against abortion. The highest court in Poland ruled against performing abortions due to fetal abnormality.
The 13-member Constitutional Court ruled Thursday against the constitutionality of a law permitting abortion of unborn babies with congenital defects. The law was last changed in 1993, allowing abortion in cases of rape or incest, when a mother’s health is endangered, and included the fetal abnormality provision…
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