La constitutionnalisation de l’interruption volontaire de grossesse

This report examines the legal and societal implications of enshrining the right to voluntary termination of pregnancy (abortion) into the French Constitution. It explores the arguments for and against such a move, considering its potential impact on existing laws and access to healthcare. The procedure affects individuals seeking reproductive healthcare, medical professionals, and the broader legal framework governing fundamental rights in France. It could strengthen protections for abortion access and influence future legislative debates on reproductive health.