Take Action! European Citizens’ Initiative — My Voice, My Choice: For Safe And Accessible Abortion
Take Action! European Citizens’ Initiative — My Voice, My Choice: For Safe And Accessible Abortion
Jan 31 2025, 11:26 AM
End of the collection period: 24-Apr-2025
https://eci.ec.europa.eu/044/public/#/screen/home
Quote:The “My Voice, My Choice” campaign offers the people of Europe the chance to make women's lives freer, safer, and better; wherever they live in our union, whatever conditions they may find themselves in.
The lack of access to abortion in many parts of Europe not only puts women at risk of physical harm but also puts undue economic and mental stress on women and families, often on the margins of society that can afford it the least.
It has been well documented that treating reproductive care as a luxury does not reduce abortions, it simply drives women to seek unsafe abortions.
To change this we are asking the European Commission to - in the spirit of solidarity - submit a proposal for financial support to Member States that would be able to perform safe termination of pregnancies for anyone in Europe who still lacks access to safe and legal abortion.
Countless lives and livelihoods are ended, disrupted, and lost because of lack of access to safe abortion. This must stop. With this European Citizens' Initiative, we will move to a more just policy that expresses our European values more compassionately and concretely.
Found from their Tumblr post: https://www.tumblr.com/myvoicemychoice-eci/774035102038704128
Quote:Some devastating facts about abortion rights in Europe:
- Polish abortion laws lay out that the rights of a foetus are more important than those of pregnant persons.
- In Malta, women are sent to prison if they get an abortion.
- In Austria, abortion is written into criminal code - this means it is considered a crime if it is not carried out as by the law. Doctors in Austria use papayas to learn how to perform an abortion.
- Women in Hungary are forced by the law to listen to “the foetal heartbeat” before they can have an abortion.
- The current law governing abortions in Germany was accepted during the Nazi regime. It is still referred to as “the Nazi law” by some movements.
- In Italy, 80% of doctors refuse to perform an abortion. Plus, the government is financing movements that enter abortion clinics and harrass women who want to get an abortion.
Edited Jan 31 2025, 11:28 AM by Clover.
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120k signatures from European Union citizens still needed!
End of the collection period: 24-Apr-2025
https://eci.ec.europa.eu/044/public/#/screen/home
Quote:The “My Voice, My Choice” campaign offers the people of Europe the chance to make women's lives freer, safer, and better; wherever they live in our union, whatever conditions they may find themselves in.
The lack of access to abortion in many parts of Europe not only puts women at risk of physical harm but also puts undue economic and mental stress on women and families, often on the margins of society that can afford it the least.
It has been well documented that treating reproductive care as a luxury does not reduce abortions, it simply drives women to seek unsafe abortions.
To change this we are asking the European Commission to - in the spirit of solidarity - submit a proposal for financial support to Member States that would be able to perform safe termination of pregnancies for anyone in Europe who still lacks access to safe and legal abortion.
Countless lives and livelihoods are ended, disrupted, and lost because of lack of access to safe abortion. This must stop. With this European Citizens' Initiative, we will move to a more just policy that expresses our European values more compassionately and concretely.
Found from their Tumblr post: https://www.tumblr.com/myvoicemychoice-eci/774035102038704128
Quote:Some devastating facts about abortion rights in Europe:
- Polish abortion laws lay out that the rights of a foetus are more important than those of pregnant persons.
- In Malta, women are sent to prison if they get an abortion.
- In Austria, abortion is written into criminal code - this means it is considered a crime if it is not carried out as by the law. Doctors in Austria use papayas to learn how to perform an abortion.
- Women in Hungary are forced by the law to listen to “the foetal heartbeat” before they can have an abortion.
- The current law governing abortions in Germany was accepted during the Nazi regime. It is still referred to as “the Nazi law” by some movements.
- In Italy, 80% of doctors refuse to perform an abortion. Plus, the government is financing movements that enter abortion clinics and harrass women who want to get an abortion.
Kozlik's regular member account. 🍀🐐