Historic And Legal Report On The Constitutional Right To Life
Abstract
Here are collected two reports about the possibility of decriminalizing abortion in Ecuador. Although they were issued on the basis of two bills that failed in the legislature, historical and legal arguments discharges there, take advantage for further development doctrinal matter.
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