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2019年5月15日星期三

阿拉巴馬州參議院通過法案刑事化墮胎,強姦和亂倫沒有例外

阿拉巴馬州參議院通過法案刑事化墮胎,強姦和亂倫沒有例外
Alabama Senate passes bill criminalizing abortion, with no exceptions for rape & incest
2019年5月15日

*美國怎能不內戰?
*civil war coming?

Alabama is poised to pass the strictest abortion law in the US after its Senate voted to criminalize the procedure even in cases of rape or incest and send doctors performing it to prison for up to 99 years.

The bill prohibits abortion in all cases except when necessary to save the mother’s life, declaring the procedure a felony punishable by 10 to 99 years in prison. Even attempting to perform an abortion would carry a one to 10 year sentence. The measure passed the state Senate 25 to 6 on Tuesday after a long, drawn-out debate that included filibusters, shouting matches and protests, and now needs only the signature of the governor – a pro-life Republican – before it becomes law.

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The bill is draconian on purpose, State Rep. Terri Collins (R), its sponsor, told the Washington Post after its passage, explaining that exceptions for rape and incest victims were specifically left out because the law’s backers want it to be challenged all the way to the Supreme Court. They hope to force a legal battle with the ultimate goal of overturning Roe v. Wade, the 1973 ruling that legalized abortion nationwide. Collins, who previously supported so-called “heartbeat bills” that ban abortion at any point after a fetus’ heartbeat can be detected, believes desperate times call for desperate measures: “I believe we can’t get a heartbeat bill until we get Roe v. Wade turned over,” she said.

Democratic presidential candidates took to Twitter to voice their disapproval.

Incredulous women pointed to the bill’s disproportionately male supporters – though its sponsor is female, and Alabama’s governor, a woman, has the final say in whether it becomes law.

Some noted that abortion would carry a stiffer sentence than rape.

In Alabama, the penalty for getting an abortion after you are raped is more severe than the penalty for raping someone https://t.co/zuKFfczw8g
— Geraldine (@everywhereist) May 15, 2019

Ej Dickson

✔@ejdickson

The maximum sentence for 2nd degree rape in Alabama is 20 years. This effectively means that a doctor who performs an abortion for a rape survivor could serve more prison time than the man who raped her.

This is not an anti abortion bill. It’s a straight-up anti woman bill.

CNN

✔@CNN

Alabama sent the most restrictive abortion bill in the country to the governor's desk, with the state's Senate passing legislation that could punish doctors who perform abortions with life in prison. https://cnn.it/2JGeQdG

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Others pointed out some inconsistencies in the term “pro-life.”

Dr Fro@wheresthewhit

Really, Alabama? The moment of conception? Pro-life politics is the most hypocritical thing I've seen today. We care about two single cells, but not black lives. We also won't pay for programs to help you with your children. We also don't think you deserve health care...etc, etc.

Laura Bassett

✔@LEBassett

The amendment to add rape and incest exceptions failed 11-22. Alabama will make abortions a felony, in all cases, from the moment of conception, punishable by up to 99 years in prison.

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And even self-described pro-lifers looked askance at the law.

But a handful of supporters applauded the measure.

The American Civil Liberties Union has vowed to stop the law, which they have declared unconstitutional, issuing a statement promising that “abortion will remain a safe, legal medical procedure at all clinics in Alabama.” In 2016, they won a $1.7 million judgment after federal courts struck down a 2013 law criminalizing abortion in Alabama as unconstitutional.