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In Italy, voluntary termination of pregnancy has been legal for forty-five years. However, pro-life movements are organizing in the hope of seeing this right called into question, as in the United States.
Fetal burial ceremonies, intimidation of women in hospitals, abusive anti-abortion caregivers… In Italy, the voluntary termination of pregnancy has been legal for forty-five years, and yet, the “anti-abortion” sow many obstacles in the way of those who want to terminate a pregnancy.
A threatened right?
Pro-life movements are organizing in the hope of one day seeing this right called into question, as in the United States. And these movements have the ear of Giorgia Meloni, the new Prime Minister. In this country so close to ours, is the right to abortion threatened? Could it one day be abolished? “Special Envoy” journalists have infiltrated these movements which have never felt so powerful.
A report by Anaïs Bard, Giona Messina and Gaëlle Pidoux broadcast in “Special Envoy” on March 9, 2023.
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