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Slide 1 - Abortion Legislation in Europe Vicky Claeys Advocacy Manager 7th Congress of the ESC, April 2002
Slide 2 - Europe: Lowest Abortion Rates  Abortions per 1000 women aged 15-44   Belgium 6 Netherlands 7 Germany 8 Figures for 1997. Source: AGI Readings on Induced Abortion: A World Review 2000
Slide 3 - Europe:Highest Abortion Rates  Abortions per 1000 women aged 15-44 Russia 62 Belarus 58 Romania 52   (Vietnam 63) Figures for 1999. Source: Concise report on world population monitoring, United Nations 2002
Slide 4 - Grounds on which abortion may be permitted save a woman’s life safeguard a woman’s physical health safeguard a woman’s mental heath rape or incest risk of foetal impairment socio-economic grounds no reason needed
Slide 5 - Countries With More Restrictive Legislation Ireland risk to life of woman Poland as above + & Spain rape or other sexual crime serious foetal malformation Portugal as above + risk to mental health of woman
Slide 6 - Abortion Permitted on Socio-Economic Grounds Great Britain Finland Iceland Luxembourg
Slide 7 - Abortion available on request (I) with compulsory waiting period and/or counselling Belgium Czech Republic France Germany Hungary Netherlands Slovakia
Slide 8 - Abortion available on request (II) Up to 12 weeks: Albania Armenia Austria Azerbaijan Belarus Bulgaria Denmark Estonia Georgia Greece Kazakhstan Latvia Lithuania Norway Moldova Romania Russia Sweden Turkey Ukraine Uzbekistan Total: 21
Slide 9 - Other types of restrictions Gestational limit Third party authorisation Medical facilities and practitioners Mandatory counselling Waiting period Fees paid
Slide 10 - Conscientious Objection An obstacle for women seeking abortion in: Austria France Germany Italy Luxembourg Portugal Spain
Slide 11 - Disparities in Application Examples: Italy: consent not always given to minors Albania: actual cost higher than official cost Portugal: women forced to seek abortion in Spain Poland: lack of regulations to implement the law
Slide 12 - Abortions in Belgium 6 per 1000 women On demand until 12 weeks Advice about contraceptive use Pill use well established Contraceptives and abortion are affordable Abortions in Russia 62 per 1000 women On demand until 12 weeks Contraceptive advice not required The Pill is relatively new Contraceptives expensive; abortion (in principle) free
Slide 13 - EVOLUTION IN RUSSIA Sources: Ministry of Health of Russia (for figures from 1989-1997), Population Policy Databank maintained by the Population Division of the UN Secretariat (for figures for 1999) n.a
Slide 14 - ABORTION RATES IN EUROPE Number of abortions per 1 000 women aged 15-44* Source: Population Policy Databank maintained by the Population Division of the UN Secretariat * Figures are provided for the most recent year available (Figures between year 1997 and 1999)
Slide 15 - Implications of restrictive legislation Where illegal, abortion still takes place, but: Lack of accurate data Inability to target abortion rate reductions Unable to ensure quality of care and services, and the right to health
Slide 16 - IPPF European Network Statement on Abortion Adopted by the Regional Council, June 2000 Abortion should be: Legal Safe Accessible to all women
Slide 17 - Women have the right to Confidentiality, respect and professional service The freedom to choose their own doctor or medical practicioner Informed choice about the abortion method High quality and professional advice and counselling before and after procedure.