Polish Senate backs abortion liberalization; president's veto expected
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Poland's Senate adopted two abortion bills previously passed by the Sejm on 20 October, forwarding them to President Duda, who is expected to veto. The bills likely liberalize or restrict abortion law; outcome hinges on presidential action and potential override.
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Poland's Senate has approved two bills to liberalize abortion law, forwarding them to President Nawrocki (also identified as Duda). A presidential veto is highly anticipated, which would likely lead to a political confrontation. Legal experts assess that even if enacted, the proposed reforms may not provide comprehensive systemic support for individuals seeking abortions.
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