Re-evaluating Abortion Laws in Sri Lanka: A Call for Change Towards Women’s Health and Rights - Opinion | Daily Mirror
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Despite punitive sanctions, daily abortion rates are reported to be as high as 658 abortions a day Taking the legal position first, Sri Lanka maintains one of the most restrictive abortion laws in South Asia.
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Despite punitive sanctions, daily abortion rates are reported to be as high as 658 abortions a day Taking the legal position first, Sri Lanka maintains one of the most restrictive abortion laws in South Asia.
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