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South Korean Court Argues That Because ‘Embryos’ Depend On A Mother For Survival, They Do Not Have A ‘Right To Life’

Frank Camp

On Thursday, South Korea’s Constitutional Court reversed the nation’s nearly 66-year ban on abortions.

As The Daily Wire’s Paul Bois previously reported, the 1953 law “effectively banned the procedure in all cases except for rape, incest, and the life of the mother … [and] also permitted punishments for both women and doctors who procured abortions. Women were also required to have spousal approval in the rare exceptions where abortions were permitted.”

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