Victorian Abortion Law Reform Bill 2008

Chisholm Health Ethics Bulletin 14 (2):7 (2008)
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Riordan, Marcia This report on the Victorian Abortion Law Reform Bill 2008 particularly considers the fact that it has denied health care professionals any right of conscientious objection. It sees this as part of an international attempt to deny conscientious objection against abortion, and to enforce abortion as an international human right

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