Local News for British Asian and Indian Community in LondonMexico's Supreme Court decriminalises abortion - Asian News from UK
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28% Somewhat Conservative
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45% ReliableFair
- Policy Leaning
26% Somewhat Conservative
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-31% Negative
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50% : In 2007, the country's capital, Mexico City, became the first to decriminalise abortion.50% : In 2007, the country's capital, Mexico City, became the first to decriminalise abortion.
45% : The new ruling which came on Wednesday, will legalise abortion across all 32 states, reports the BBC.
42% : The Supreme Court of Mexico has decriminalised abortion across the country, two years after it ruled in favour of a challenge to an existing law in Coahuila state saying that criminal penalties for terminating pregnancies were unconstitutional, the media reported on Thursday.
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