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UK 24-Week Abortion Law Challenged By Un-Science
rhrealitycheck.org May 10, 2008
Anti-choice activists and legislators (MPs) in the UK are arguing that the legal limit for abortions should be lowered from the 24 weeks it is now to 20 weeks. Their argument? Babies born pre-term, at 22 and 23 weeks gestational age, have a greater chance of survival these days. There's only one...
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