This article investigates whether and to what extent fetal protection laws and policies might impair women's autonomy. Laws and policies - the latter adopted by private companies - will be dealt with through different perspectives, in light of international human rights law: the fetus’s, the woman’s, the man’s, the physician’s, and the company’s.
Women's autonomy and fetal protection
De Vido Sara
2020
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This article investigates whether and to what extent fetal protection laws and policies might impair women's autonomy. Laws and policies - the latter adopted by private companies - will be dealt with through different perspectives, in light of international human rights law: the fetus’s, the woman’s, the man’s, the physician’s, and the company’s.File in questo prodotto:
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