ECHR rules against Ireland in abortion case

A woman who travelled out of Ireland to terminate a pregnancy while in remission from cancer had her human rights violated because of the country’s ban on abortion, European judges ruled today.

A woman who travelled out of Ireland to terminate a pregnancy while in remission from cancer had her human rights violated because of the country’s ban on abortion, European judges ruled today.

The Lithuanian woman was one of three unnamed women fighting a landmark legal battle to have Ireland’s abortion laws overturned.

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