Trump's revival of the antiabortion 'gag rule' could have a big impact in Africa – Washington Post
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Trump’s revival of the antiabortion ‘gag rule’ could have a big impact in Africa
Washington Post NAIROBI — One of President Trump’s first foreign policy decisions is set to affect some of the world’s poorest people: women seeking health services in places such as sub-Saharan Africa and South Asia, where government hospitals are sometimes scarce. Cecile Richards Claimed “Folks Depend on Planned Parenthood for Prenatal Care.” She Lied Protesters pack Statehouse as Iowa bill to defund Planned Parenthood advances Trump boosts illegal abortion in Africa. Will he do the same here? | Editorial |
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