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Will there be any help available for women who want an abortion?

Date 25.06.2022
Duration 03:31 mins.
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All videos DW News
Related Subjects Women's rights, International Women's Day
Keywords USA, Supreme Court, abortion, abortion rights, ruling, women, girls, women's rights, Roe vs. Wade
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