BUDAPEST, Mar 23 (LSN) Hungarian provincial court judge Eva Molnar, has attempted to save the life of a preborn child by ruling that a 13-year-old girl could not go ahead with a “planned infanticide.” The Alfa Federation, a local pro-life group, was alerted to the case by a priest, who offered to care for the child after its birth. The group appealed to the judge in the case for permission to name a guardian to represent the preborn child in court. On Friday in Baja, a small town in a rural southern Hungary, Judge Molnar ruled that “The fetus’s right to life is stronger than the future mother’s right to self-determination.” The country’s abortion laws, established by the former communist government, allow for abortion with the approval of a government counselor, and, if the woman is a minor, parental approval. The girl’s lawyer claims his client has satisfied both conditions. He is considering an appeal.
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HUNGARIAN JUDGES SAVES LIFE OF PREBORN CHILD
BUDAPEST, Mar 23 (LSN) Hungarian provincial court judge Eva Molnar, has attempted to save the life of a preborn child by ruling that a 13-year-old girl could not go ahead with a “planned infanticide.” The Alfa Federation, a local pro-life group, was alerted to the case by a priest, who offered to care for the child after its birth. The group appealed to the judge in the case for permission to name a guardian to represent the preborn child in court. On Friday in Baja, a small town in a rural southern Hungary, Judge Molnar ruled that “The fetus’s right […]
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