Draft changes to the Penal Code regarding termination of pregnancy
The draft law amends regulations concerning termination of pregnancy, softening penalties and introducing new rules. This aims to facilitate access to legal procedures and protect individuals assisting women in making decisions.
Key points
Penalties for terminating pregnancy with a woman's consent changed from imprisonment to a fine or restriction of liberty.
Criminal liability for assisting or instigating a woman to terminate pregnancy has been removed.
A rule has been introduced stating that terminating a pregnancy with a woman's consent up to 12 weeks is not a crime.
A rule has been introduced stating that terminating a pregnancy with a woman's consent is not punishable in cases of severe fetal impairment or illness.
The changes aim to provide women with greater safety and access to information.
50%
VOTING RESULTS
2024-07-12
For
215
Against
218
Abstain
2
Status:
Rejected
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