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Irish Parliament Votes to Remove Three-Day Abortion Wait

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Ireland's parliament has approved the removal of the mandatory three-day wait for abortions.
The proposal was passed with 86 votes in favor and 70 against.
This change is seen as a significant reform in women's healthcare since the 2018 referendum.
It responds to long-standing calls from women, healthcare professionals, and activists for less restrictive policies.
Leading politicians from multiple parties supported the proposal amid intense discussions.

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Ireland's parliament has approved the removal of the mandatory three-day wait for abortions.
The proposal was passed with 86 votes in favor and 70 against.
This change is seen as a significant reform in women's healthcare since the 2018 referendum.
It responds to long-standing calls from women, healthcare professionals, and activists for less restrictive policies.
Leading politicians from multiple parties supported the proposal amid intense discussions.

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