https://amp.theguardian.com/world/2019/ ... n-services
Well, it's a dark day for me.
I am a conservative person who believes in the right of every human for life, I oppose abortion, I see it as a murder and women's excuse to escape responsibility.
I support abortion only if the mother/baby life is in danger, and from this day, Ireland legalized abortion, which before used to be almost totally illegal, I view it as a fall of a great nation in the moral aspect.
What you people, from all the political spectrum, have to say about it? Do you support Ireland's decision to legalize abortion or not?.
The first parts of the article:
"Ireland is poised to roll out its first regular abortion services in the coming weeks in the wake of the referendum vote to lift the country’s near-total ban on abortion.
Politicians and officials fast-tracked legislation and logistical preparations to turn last year’s landslide vote in favour of liberalisation into reality for women who wish to terminate pregnancies.
About nine of the state’s 19 maternity units, plus clinics run by other organisations, have indicated they will be ready to start abortion services in January.
Only 162 of Ireland’s 4,000 GPs have signed up to provide the service, but the government says that will suffice. The government plans to establish “exclusion zones” to move any protests away from clinics".
