European Union member states can now utilize social funds to ensure women in vulnerable situations access safe reproductive care. The decision follows the "My Voice, My Choice" campaign, and triggers the creation of a funding mechanism to help women from EU countries with severe restrictions on abortion to undergo the procedure elsewhere.
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La UE desbloquea financiación para el acceso seguro a la atención reproductiva.

FRANCE 24

Los Estados miembros de la Unión Europea ahora pueden utilizar fondos sociales para garantizar el acceso de las mujeres en situación de vulnerabilidad a una atención reproductiva segura. Esta decisión surge tras la campaña «Mi Voz, Mi Elección» y da lugar a la creación de un mecanismo de financiación para ayudar a las mujeres de países de la UE con severas restricciones al aborto a someterse al procedimiento en otros países.

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