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Prince Vetoes Abortion Law
Liechtenstein's prince has vetoed a proposed abortion law, citing religious and moral grounds, per Zenit.
The move follows intense national debate over reproductive rights, with the legislation having passed parliament earlier this week, BBC notes.
The decision has sparked both domestic and international outcry, with human rights groups calling it a regression in women's freedoms, ZENIT reports.
The country's small population of 40,000 lives under a unique constitutional monarchy system, with the prince holding significant executive powers, Times Now reports.
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