VOICED : Miles de manifestantes en Polonia contra la casi prohibición del aborto

Thousands protested in Warsaw against a new Polish law that nearly bans abortion, except in cases of rape, incest, or danger to the mother's life. Protesters used symbols like red lightning bolts and green scarves, inspired by Argentina's abortion rights movement. Poland, a predominantly Catholic country, already had strict abortion laws. Officially, fewer than 2,000 legal abortions occur annually, but feminist groups estimate 200,000 illegal or foreign abortions. The government claims the law stops eugenic abortions, but human rights groups argue it forces women to carry nonviable pregnancies.

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