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Robert Abela Open To Cabinet Reconsidering Sentence In Abortion Case
Robert Abela Open To Cabinet Reconsidering Sentence In Abortion Case

Robert Abela Open To Cabinet Reconsidering Sentence In Abortion Case

Prime Minister Robert Abela has said he would be open to pursuing a review that could lead to a lighter punishment for the woman recently given a suspended prison sentence after being found guilty of abortion. Speaking to journalists earlier today, Abela said he does not believe women should receive prison sentences, even suspended ones, for terminating

PM: Woman convicted of abortion could have punishment reconsidered by cabinet

PM: Woman convicted of abortion could have punishment reconsidered by cabinet

Prime Minister Robert Abela said he would be willing to seek a Cabinet review that could lead to less severe punishment for a woman handed a suspended sentence after being found guilty of abortion Speaking to reporters on Thursday, Abela said he personally believed women should not face prison or suspended sentences for abortion and suggested the Cabinet

Prime Minister hints at changes to abortion penalties, but rules out law reform

Prime Minister hints at changes to abortion penalties, but rules out law reform

Prime Minister Robert Abela signalled possible changes to the penalties imposed on women who terminate their own pregnancies, while reiterating that the government has no intention of reforming Malta’s abortion laws. Speaking to journalists on Thursday, Abela addressed an issue a day after a court handed an 18-month prison sentence, suspended for three

Outrage at suspended sentence for women found guilty of abortion

Outrage at suspended sentence for women found guilty of abortion

A coalition of pro-choice organisations has reacted with outrage to a woman being handed a suspended sentence yesterday after being found guilty of having an abortion. In a statement Thursday, Voice for Choice – comprised of 10 NGOs – said the case “highlights the dangerous reality of keeping abortion within Malta’s criminal law” and called on the

Woman Given Suspended Sentence After Being Found Guilty Of Abortion In Malta

Woman Given Suspended Sentence After Being Found Guilty Of Abortion In Malta

A woman has been handed an 18-month prison sentence, suspended for three years, after a court found her guilty of terminating her pregnancy, as reported by Times of Malta. The woman had been accused of having an abortion in January 2024. She had gone to Mater Dei Hospital after experiencing heavy bleeding. According to testimony presented in court,

Suspended sentence for woman found guilty of abortion

Suspended sentence for woman found guilty of abortion

A woman has been handed a suspended sentence after being found guilty of having an abortion. The woman had been accused of having had an abortion in January 2024. The woman had gone to Mater Dei Hospital following heavy bleeding. When she was being seen to by the medics, the woman said she had taken medicine to terminate the pregnancy. An ultrasound