Protest marks 10th anniversary of X case

The 10th anniversary of the X case is being marked with protest on O'Connell Bridge in Dublin today followed later by a rally and march from Parnell Square to the GPO.

Protest marks 10th anniversary of X case
Sat, 16 Feb, 2002 - 11:45

The 10th anniversary of the X case is being marked with protest on O'Connell Bridge in Dublin today followed later by a rally and march from Parnell Square to the GPO.

The controversial 1992 Supreme Court decision allowed a 14-year-old girl, who got pregnant after being raped, to travel to England for an abortion.

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