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9 March 2018

Less Allamby, chief Commissioner Northen Irish Human Rights Commission speaking at podium at the event About Abortion: the law and politics of reform, organized by The Irish Centre for Human Rights on Friday, 9 March, 2018 in NUI Galway, Ireland. The Irish government has confirmed that it will hold a referendum on reform of the country’s strict anti-abortion laws by the end of May.The cabinet agreed to give voters in the republic the chance to repeal the eighth amendment. If the vote is in favour of repeal, the government is expected to introduce legislation permitting unrestricted abortion during the first 12 weeks of pregnancy.

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9 March 2018

Less Allamby, chief Commissioner Northen Irish Human Rights Commission speaking at podium at the event About Abortion: the law and politics of reform, organized by The Irish Centre for Human Rights on Friday, 9 March, 2018 in NUI Galway, Ireland. The Irish government has confirmed that it will hold a referendum on reform of the country’s strict anti-abortion laws by the end of May.The cabinet agreed to give voters in the republic the chance to repeal the eighth amendment. If the vote is in favour of repeal, the government is expected to introduce legislation permitting unrestricted abortion during the first 12 weeks of pregnancy.

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9 March 2018

Less Allamby, chief Commissioner Northen Irish Human Rights Commission speaking at podium at the event About Abortion: the law and politics of reform, organized by The Irish Centre for Human Rights on Friday, 9 March, 2018 in NUI Galway, Ireland. The Irish government has confirmed that it will hold a referendum on reform of the country’s strict anti-abortion laws by the end of May.The cabinet agreed to give voters in the republic the chance to repeal the eighth amendment. If the vote is in favour of repeal, the government is expected to introduce legislation permitting unrestricted abortion during the first 12 weeks of pregnancy.

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