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It’s one of Ireland’s most emotional and sensitive debates – abortion.
In Ireland, it is a criminal act which could send both patient and doctor to life in prison. An act seen as a threat to the unborn child and also one which forces women to travel abroad to end their pregnancy.
In the next edition of Reporter, we take a look at how one woman’s death has moved both pro-life and pro-choice groups to talk about abortion once again.
More about: Abortion rights, Health, Ireland, Irish politics, ReligionCopyright © 2013 euronews
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