The purpose of this article is to analyse the decision rendered by the European Committee\ud of Social Rights in the case CGIL v. Italy, published on 11 April, 2016, concerning access to\ud abortion services in Italian hospitals. The decision, which has not received much attention by\ud legal scholarship, is of utmost interest for the affirmation of womenʼs right to reproductive\ud health. I will argue that this decision contributes to the affirmation of Statesʼ positive̶and not\ud merely negative̶obligation to grant women access to safe abortion services
While abortion has been legal in most developed countries for many years, the topic remains controve...
Conscientious objection to provide abortion has been enshrined in laws and policies globally. Insuff...
This article explores the approach of international human rights bodies to conscientious objection t...
The purpose of this article is to analyse the decision rendered by the European Committee of Social...
The law regulating abortion in Italy gives healthcare practitioners the option to make a conscientio...
The Italian Supreme Court ruling no. 18901 of May 13, 2021 has determined that doctors who are oppos...
Law n.194/1978, while legalizing voluntary interruption of pregnancy (VIP) in Italy, introduced the ...
Abstract Background The legitimacy of conscientious objection to abortion continues to fuel heated d...
The aim of this paper is to define a set of proposals to inform European institutions in the regulat...
Although abortion in Italy is free of charge and legal in a broad set of circumstances, 71% of gynec...
SUMMARY: 1. Preliminary remarks. \u2013 2. The relation between right to health and access to the vo...
Conscientious objection to the provision of health care raises important philosophical and practical...
The essay examines the problems connected to the exercise of the right of conscientious objection in...
The subject of this article is the Italian law in European context, regulating abortion and the cons...
This essay aims at delving into the issues raised by the application of the Law No. 194/1978 in the ...
While abortion has been legal in most developed countries for many years, the topic remains controve...
Conscientious objection to provide abortion has been enshrined in laws and policies globally. Insuff...
This article explores the approach of international human rights bodies to conscientious objection t...
The purpose of this article is to analyse the decision rendered by the European Committee of Social...
The law regulating abortion in Italy gives healthcare practitioners the option to make a conscientio...
The Italian Supreme Court ruling no. 18901 of May 13, 2021 has determined that doctors who are oppos...
Law n.194/1978, while legalizing voluntary interruption of pregnancy (VIP) in Italy, introduced the ...
Abstract Background The legitimacy of conscientious objection to abortion continues to fuel heated d...
The aim of this paper is to define a set of proposals to inform European institutions in the regulat...
Although abortion in Italy is free of charge and legal in a broad set of circumstances, 71% of gynec...
SUMMARY: 1. Preliminary remarks. \u2013 2. The relation between right to health and access to the vo...
Conscientious objection to the provision of health care raises important philosophical and practical...
The essay examines the problems connected to the exercise of the right of conscientious objection in...
The subject of this article is the Italian law in European context, regulating abortion and the cons...
This essay aims at delving into the issues raised by the application of the Law No. 194/1978 in the ...
While abortion has been legal in most developed countries for many years, the topic remains controve...
Conscientious objection to provide abortion has been enshrined in laws and policies globally. Insuff...
This article explores the approach of international human rights bodies to conscientious objection t...