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Q: Is it illegal to have an abortion after X months of pregnancy in China?

14 years 12 weeks ago in  Health & Safety - China

 
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it seems before 28 weeks its legal !!...

 

just dont want to open chinasmack nowadays as front page is mom with a dead ("killed")  28week old... 

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one correction... checked further ... seems even just before birth is legal !!!!... Only after birth is considered human being and law applies...

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