No side accused of disrespecting women who travel for abortion
‘We are real people not just hard cases to be dismissed or debated in an abstract way’
British hospital cuts abortion services to Irish women
The hospital is one of the main UK centres treating fatal foetal abnormality cases
Kathy Sheridan : Wallace abortion bill flawed but foot-dragging must stop
In the last four years more than 300 couples have got a catastropic diagnosis and the majority will have made the decision to “travel”
Irish women forced to travel for abortions to take cases to UN
Ireland’s ban on abortions for fatal foetal abnormalities amounts to ’cruel, inhuman and degrading treatment’
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