> They should have done so anyway, obviously. There's no chance they would have been prosecuted for it. Not with all the uproar. I walked in the candlelight demonstrations too.
Can you give me some evidence that you're willing to destroy your career in a country on a point of principle?
Like, I completely agree that they should have done that, but that's pretty easy for me to say, it wouldn't be my career on the line.
> Only after a referendum which the church opposed, and it's still one of the most restrictive countries in terms of abortion.
Look man, my wife had a missed miscarraige under the old rules, and I completely agree, but at least that shit won't happen anymore. I did query this with our fertility consultant about what would happen if we were past 12 weeks and got a seriously bad genetic test result, and he just shrugged and said we could go to England, which was pretty disappointing, post referendum.
