Pro And Anti Abortion Camps Protest In Paris

Pro And Anti Abortion Camps Protest In Paris

Mathilde Panot, President of the French leftist La France Insoumise (LFI) group at the National Assembly, is attending a silent gathering at Place de la Sorbonne organized by the 'Abortion in Europe' movement in Paris, France, on February 28, 2024. The gathering coincides with the vote on a bill to enshrine the guaranteed freedom of abortion for women in the constitution. France's lower-house National Assembly overwhelmingly voted in favor of the measure as a ''guaranteed freedom'' in late January, with almost all members of Macron's centrist minority coalition as well as left-wing opposition parties approving. (Photo by Michel Stoupak/NurPhoto)

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