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In Nicaragua At-Risk Pregnancy Means Death or Prison MANAGUA - Nearly 90 women have died in Nicaragua as a direct or indirect result of the repeal, one year ago, of the legislation permitting abortion in cases of risk to the mother's health, according to women's and human rights groups. Ana MarÃƒÂa Pizarro, the head of the non-governmental organisation (NGO) SÃƒÂ Mujer, and Latin American coordinator of the 28th September Campaign for the Decriminalisation of Therapeutic Abortion, told IPS that the reform of the abortion law has driven up the number of fatalities reported in this impoverished Central American country.

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In Nicaragua At-Risk Pregnancy Means Death or Prison

MANAGUA - Nearly 90 women have died in Nicaragua as a direct or indirect result of the repeal, one year ago, of the legislation permitting abortion in cases of risk to the mother's health, according to women's and human rights groups.

Ana MarÃƒÂa Pizarro, the head of the non-governmental organisation (NGO) SÃƒÂ Mujer, and Latin American coordinator of the 28th September Campaign for the Decriminalisation of Therapeutic Abortion, told IPS that the reform of the abortion law has driven up the number of fatalities reported in this impoverished Central American country.