Tackle abortion issue now - Cuthbert Flynn wants Jamaicans to think more progressive following Argentina’s landmark ruling

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Tackle abortion issue now - Cuthbert Flynn wants Jamaicans to think more progressive following Argentina’s landmark ruling

Following Argentina’s landmark ruling last week to legalise abortion, Member of Parliament Juliet Cuthbert Flynn is hoping the controversial issue can be placed back on the parliamentary agenda and a conscience vote be pursued to amend the existing...

Source: Jamaica Gleaner

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