Thousands protested on Saturday against abortion laws in Ireland and Roe v. Wade in the United States.
Thousands of people from all over Ireland took to the streets of Dublin on Saturday to protest the country’s abortion regime, which many NGOs are pushing for further liberalization after abortion became legal in the country in 2018.
At the annual Rally for Life protest, which has not been held since 2019, in part due to strict COVID-related restrictions in the country, attendees recently voted Roe v. In the United States, Wade was recognised. Individual states of America have the right to set their own abortion rules.
A memorial service, which started outside Ireland’s Garden of Remembrance and dedicated to “all those who gave their lives for the independence of Ireland”, marched on Dublin’s O’Connell Street waving banners and singing hymns. . Wade has been cancelled. ” . Come to Ireland, you are.
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While the rally was planned by some Irish elements on social media, few came to protest the event with a woman standing at the end of Dublin’s main street holding a rude sign in her hand.
The annual event concluded with a series of speakers, including Dr Dermot Kearney, an Irish health worker for the UK social health system who helps women who have changed their minds after taking the abortion pill to save their lives. . Peadar Toybin, leader of the Aontu political party, and independent Carol Nolan, both serving in the Irish Parliament.
Lone protester stands at the end of O’Connell Street to protest Ireland’s March for Life (Photo: Peter Caddle)
As it has been illegal in Ireland for decades, there have been about 21,000 abortions in Ireland since the procedure was legalized by the end of 2018.
Although numerous, there are attempts to suggest that abortions are not sufficiently accessible, as there is a mandatory three-day waiting period for certain abortions, which is currently the cause of the heaviest pro-choice protests.
For example, the Campaign for Abortion Rights – a group exposing alleged “transphobia” in the Irish media – has criticized the waiting period in Ireland as a barrier to abortion, claiming it delays the “care” of women.
However, pro-life politicians have responded to this claim by saying that the 3-day wait saves lives by allowing many women to rethink their decision to have an abortion.
“… As a result of this three-day waiting period, 2,500 children are now alive,” Peadar Toibin said, saying earlier that this number could be obtained by estimating the numbers obtained by TD colleague Carol Nolan in a parliamentary poll.
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