Polish lawmakers on Friday failed to pass legislation that would decriminalize abortion in a tightly contested vote, failing to overturn one of the most stringent abortion restrictions in the European Union.
Lawmakers voted 218-215 against a bill that would have removed criminal penalties for those facilitating abortions as well as lifting the prohibition on individuals selling emergency contraceptive pills.
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