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Namibia: Mother on trial for abortion ?wanted to regulate bleeding?

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Allgemeine Zeitung [Google Translation]: "Ester Amunyela (21) . . . who last week allegedly initiated the birth of her seven months old fetus and . . . disposed of [the baby] in a garbage can, was [made her case before the] Magistrate Court in Swakopmund. She is on trial for abortion and concealment of birth. Amunyela testified that [she had] requested in a pharmacy a drug to regulate her menstrual disorder. She had been told that [regulation would occur] in the [breaking off] of blood clots. The [abortion] took place at night, it was pitch dark, and [she collected the 'blood clots'] in a bucket of water . . . and disposed of them in the dustbin."

Full post as published by Constitutionally Correct on August 16, 2010 (boomark / email).

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