Su suggerimento di @Roberto Sciascia

Sul New York Times, Gaia Pianigiani denuncia il paradosso italiano, per cui l’aborto è legale da oltre tre decenni, eppure in pratica le donne che vogliono praticarlo devono imbarcarsi nella ricerca del “medico non obiettore”.

Seventy percent of gynecologists — up to 83 percent in some conservative southern regions — are conscientious objectors to the law, and do not perform abortions for religious or personal reasons in a country that remains, culturally at least, overwhelmingly Catholic.
[…] the diagnosis set off a desperate hunt through several hospitals in the central Italian regions of Abruzzo and Marche before she finally found a doctor willing to terminate her pregnancy in September.

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