Media release – Abortion is not a crime
Alison Green
For release: Tue, 06 November 2018
On 26 October the Law Commission released their briefing paper following the request in February from the Minister of Justice to provide alternative approaches that could be taken for the Government to treat abortion as a health issue. Te Whariki Takapou supports removing the statutory grounds for abortion so that Māori women have easier and sooner access to abortion services.
View the video clip here (Te Karere website):
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Alison Green
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