The US Supreme Court is deprived of the abortion rights of millions of women, and the United Nations speaks: infringement of human rights

Jimu Journalist Sun Yan

According to the Wall Street Journal, on June 24, local time, the U.S. Supreme Court ruled that the abortion rights stipulated in the Constitution, overthrowing the "Roy Valley Case" ruling in 1973, and leaving the legitimacy of abortion to the legitimacy of abortion to the issue of the legitimacy of abortion to The states should deal with.

"Trigger the bill" or cause millions of women to lose abortion rights

"The Roy Case has been wrong from the beginning. Its argument is very weak, which has caused destructive consequences not only failed to solve the problem of abortion across the country, but instead aroused debate and deepened the differences. "Samuel Alto, a conservative judge of the US Supreme Court, wrote in most opinions.

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The "Roy Cost" is a milestone on the issue of abortion rights in the United States. In 1972, two young people in Texas, Weiddon and Kuffy tried to challenge the abortion policy at the time. They chose a 21 -year -old woman who wanted to abandon, pseudony to Jane Luo, and Wade was the prosecutor at the time. After many twists and turns, on January 22, 1973, the Federal High Court finally voted with a 7-2 voting to confirm whether women decided to continue their pregnancy. change.

However, 50 years later, the ruling of the Supreme Court of the United States subverted the precedent of a milestone before, challenging the reproductive autonomy of modern and American.

It is reported that, given that 13 states in the United States have the "triggering bill", and this bill stipulates that once the US Supreme Court overthrows the "Roy Valley case", these states will automatically pass the strictest abortion bill.

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Among them, in Kentucky, Louisiana, and South Dakota, after the "Roy's Case of Wade" was overthrown, the local abortion ban almost took effect immediately. Coupled with some states that have been disclosed to restrict abortion. According to the relevant data of the Gute Mach Research Institute, at least 20 states in the United States are expected to prohibit or strictly restrict abortion behaviors, which means that the United States may be lost by millions of women. Abortion right.

United Nations: Reproductive rights are an important part of women's rights

The U.S. Supreme Court canceled the abortion rights stipulated in the Constitution, which has aroused strong attention from all walks of life.

According to the National Public Broadcasting Station, US President Biden delivered a speech on the 24th to condemn the Supreme Court's decision to overthrow the "Roy Valley Case", saying that he had committed "tragedy mistakes" and deprived him of the recognition and execution of the United States. 50 years of basic constitutional rights.

Supporters of abortion rights hold demonstrations (picture source: "Wall Street Journal))

According to the "Sun" report, after the Supreme Court overthrows the "Roy's Case Wade Case", the Intelligence Department of the US Department of Homeland Security has notified the law enforcement department, first aid personnel and related private sector partners on the same day. The item decides that the United States may have potential violence extremism activities.

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The highest law restrictions on the restriction of abortion have not only triggered huge controversy in the United States, but also caused condemnation of multiple parties.

On the 24th local time, the UN Secretary -General spokesman Diaryk said that the United Nations repeatedly reiterated that reproductive rights are an important part of women's rights and a principle of human rights for international agreement maintenance. In the law. Restrictions on abortion will not prevent people from pursuing abortion, and will only make abortion "more dangerous."

The head of the United Nations Human Rights Michelle Bachelet said in a statement that the US Supreme Court's move was "a huge blow to women's human rights and gender equality."

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