<unk>  is only legal if the<unk>  will save the woman's life, an exception made by Parliament in 2009. Women's groups and NGOs have been advocating for<unk>  laws to include instances of rape, incest, and child endangerment. In<unk><unk> , any<unk>  approved to preserve the woman's health requires consent from three physicians. All other<unk> s are criminal offenses, and the person who performs the<unk>  as well as the pregnant woman face up to three years of imprisonment.
Abortion in East Timor
Abortion in Vietnam
Abortion in Cape Verde
Abortion in South Korea
Abortion in Europe
Domestic violence and pregnancy
Pregnancy from rape
Rape during the Kashmir conflict