Delhi HC Recalls Order for Terminating Pregnancy: What You Need to Know? | Breaking News
January 23, 2024
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as posted by the channelThe Delhi High Court had recalled its order allowing a widow to terminate her 29-week pregnancy. The All India Institute of Medical Sciences (AIIMS), where the woman was medically examined, also approached the court, saying the outcome will be much better if the child is delivered at 34 weeks of pregnancy for the betterment of the health of the mother and the child. Around January 4, the court had allowed the widow, suffering from depression, to abort her then 29-week foetus as the continuation of the pregnancy could have affected her mental health, and observed that the right to reproductive choice also includes the right not to procreate. The woman, who had got married in February 2023, lost her husband in October after which she moved to her parents' house and got to know that she was 20 weeks pregnant. In December, she decided not to continue with her pregnancy as she was suffering from extreme trauma due to her husband's death and approached doctors to abort the foetus. For latest updates keep watching Mirror Now. #DelhiHC # AIIMS #Pregnancy # Terminate #widow #mirrornow #latestnews
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