Francehas a bill in theConstitutionafter the Roe v. Wade case calling for "respect forabortion" It was proposed. Revoked by the US Supreme Court last week, some states immediately enacted a trigger ban.
President Emmanuel Macron, leader of the National Rally, said on Saturday that he submitted a bill on French radio to counter the "fierce opponents" of abortion in the French far-right National Rally. Told.
Ms. Berge called the Supreme Court's decision "catastrophic for women around the world," and told the French Inter on public radio station:
She states: "Women's rights are still fragile and are regularly questioned.
" We do not change the Constitution to change the law, "she added. The
bill was reported byAFP, which stipulates that "no one can deprive anyone of the right to be willing to interrupt a pregnancy."
Prime Minister Elizabeth Borne and other leaders have expressed support for France's constitutional action, which legalized abortion two years after the groundbreaking Roe v. Wade decision in the United States in 1973. did.
"For all women, for human rights, we must set this benefit on the stone. Congress must be able to overwhelmingly unite in this text."
President Macron, who lost a majority in Congress this month, has already accused the Supreme Court of reversal in the United States. His centrist ensemble coalition, along with the left-wing NUPES alliance, will form a majority and consolidate abortions. However, the rights and supporters of the French Constitution encouraged them to join other parliamentary groups.
But even opponents of many political parties did not appear to demand that millions of Americans follow after an unstable reproduction. Friday's health.
National rallies have traditionally opposed abortion, but the party's current leader, Marine Le Penn, supports the status quo in France, and a party spokesman tells France Info that she never He said he had never questioned. Existing miscarriage method.
Other right-wing politicians have pointed out a bill proposed as an attempt to divert attention from domestic affairs.
Law AFP reported that the duration of abortion in France was extended from 12 to 14 weeks in the last parliament. In 2018 and 2019, opposition lawmakers attempted to amend the Constitution to include the right to abortion, but failed.
"To change the Constitution, the Diet and the Senate must adopt the same text, and a majority of three-fifths of Parliament attends Parliament," AFP reported. "The other option is a referendum."
"We need to protect," he tweeted.
