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Termination of Pregnancy in Zimbabwe: a Medico Legal Problem

Chikanza, I.C.
Chinamora, W.N.

Publication date

January 1985

Publisher

Faculty of Law, University of Zimbabwe ( UZ.)

Abstract

A Zimbabwe Law Review ( ZLR ) article on abortion as a medical and legal problem

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