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Abortion in Uganda
Ministry of Health (Uganda)
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Abortion in Uganda is illegal except when performed by a licensed medical doctor to save a woman's life or preserve her health. The document outlines the legal framework surrounding abortion, including constitutional provisions and government policies. It also addresses the socio-economic barriers that lead women to seek unsafe abortion methods, as well as the ongoing discourse between pro-life and pro-choice movements in Ugandan society. The impact of these factors on women's health and rights is critically analyzed.
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