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Human Rights Watch incorrectly charges Argentina with treaty violations over abortion

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C-FAM: "A report released last week by the human rights advocacy group Human Rights Watch promotes abortion in Argentina and criticizes Argentina for not complying with international law . . . The report erroneously cites several international human rights treaties and committees . . . for its claim that international law requires Argentina to provide abortion-on-demand. In fact, no international human rights treaty contains a right to abortion. When CEDAW and ICCPR were negotiated, many of the negotiating countries had pro-life laws on the books that still remain in place today."

Full post as published by Constitutionally Correct on August 19, 2010 (boomark / email).

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