Decriminalization of abortion in case of rape in Ecuador
Potential efficacy of reducing the maternal mortality rate from abortion
- 112 pages
- 4 hours of reading
The research critically examines the decriminalization of abortion in cases of rape within Ecuadorian Criminal Law, focusing on its potential to lower maternal mortality rates. It begins by defining key concepts such as abortion and rape, alongside constitutional rights for women and girls. The analysis progresses through a review of significant legal rulings and the relevant Organic Law. Finally, it evaluates public policies aimed at providing comprehensive care for voluntary pregnancy termination in rape cases and their effectiveness in addressing maternal health issues.
