Rowe v. Wade: Germany announces further relaxation of abortion laws

When declared by the U.S. Supreme Court Rowe vs. WadeGermany voted to further liberalize its own abortion laws.

The German parliament voted to further liberalize abortion laws, despite strong opposition from conservative and populist parties in the legislature.

The decision coincided with a U.S. Supreme Court decision that found that the country’s constitution did not effectively guarantee the right to abortion, and this decision in Roe v. V. Wade prevented individual US states from making their own local decisions on the matter. .

According to the report MirrorOn Friday, the Bundestag voted to further loosen restrictions on abortion laws across the Federal Republic.

The new measures, enforced by the far-left coalition government of the country with the traffic light, lift the ban on certain forms of abortion advertising adopted by right-wing parties such as the Christlich-Democratic Union (CDU) and Alternative for Germany (AfD). . warning will make the process easier.

CDU legal policy spokesperson Dr. Günter Krings, in an online statement, argued that weakening the abortion law violates the dignity of the unborn child.

Krings criticized the decision to remove the restriction as a problem in the rule of law, arguing that the new proposal constitutes a political change of decision.

“This ultimately undermines confidence in our rule of law,” he said, noting that the government’s attempt to justify the move ultimately didn’t work.

On Friday, the Supreme Court in Roe v. Wade, who ruled that the right to abortion was not enshrined in Dobbs, returned the issue of abortion laws and regulations to state legislatures.

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While this further liberalization of abortion laws in Germany would undoubtedly mean a loss for the survival movement worldwide, this is undoubtedly largely offset by the recent seismic success in the United States. Rowe vs. Wade had been cancelled.

First adopted in 1973 Rowe vs. Wade The ruling established that women have a constitutional right to terminate their own pregnancies, and this does not allow individual U.S. states to ban or rigidly restrict this procedure.

However, the Supreme Court has now ruled that the preliminary decision was not delayed and that there is no such right to abortion in the constitution.

“The Constitution does not prohibit each state’s citizens from regulating or outlawing abortion,” Supreme Court Justice Samuel Alito said of the decision.

Rowe and Casey reserved that power for themselves. “We are now reversing these resolutions and returning power to the people and their elected representatives,” he said.

Currently, 26 states are expected to impose significant restrictions on education.

“This victory is the answer to the prayers of millions and millions of people,” former President Donald Trump said of the decision. “They prayed and now those prayers are answered.”

“For countless generations of Americans, as well as countless constitutional conservatives, involved in the pro-life movement, your boundless love, dedication, and devotion have been fully rewarded. Congratulations,” he continued.