HSE to show terms of abortion-case review to woman's representatives before publication

The HSE has said the terms of reference for its report into the case of a suicidal woman who was refused an abortion will be released today.

Fri, 22 Aug, 2014 - 08:01

The HSE has said the terms of reference for its report into the case of a suicidal woman who was refused an abortion will be released after they have been shared with representatives of the woman.

It is not expected the terms will be released today, to allow the woman's representatives time to consider them.

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