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Why are politicians reluctant to condemn sex-selective abortion?

4 August 2021

9:55 PM

4 August 2021

9:55 PM

Women have faced increasing attacks on their rights in recent years. Moves to accommodate gender ideology have resulted in women-only spaces being opened to male-bodied individuals. In the medical sphere, dystopian terms like ‘menstruators’, and ‘birth parents’ have even been coined to appease activists. These kinds of stories hit the headlines and often receive a wide backlash.

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