Costa Rican Deputy Proposes Mandatory Pregnancy Tests for Rape Victims Seeking Emergency Contraception
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Civil society organizations in Costa Rica are publicly opposing the exclusion of emergency contraception from a legislative bill addressing care for rape victims, urging deputies to include it as part of comprehensive care. The bill's current form appears to omit this provision, marking a contentious point in the legislative process. The outcome will determine the scope of medical support available to sexual assault survivors in the country.
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