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On Wednesday, Igor Afnagel was buried in Minsk. He was an encyclopedist and marathon runner who had covered the distance equal to four equators. His son Jauhen was not present at the funeral. He was not allowed out of the pre-trial detention facility (TDF). Jauhen's wife Katya spent two days rushing from pillar to post of Volodarka and the Investigative Committee but got no permission. I remember how it was before. In 1998, Pavel Seviarynets was in the Volodarskogo TDF for the first time in his life. His nephew died at that time. Pavel was released without any escort. He went to Vitsebsk a...

Argentina heads for close Senate vote on expanding right to abortion She told Reuters in an interview at the group's Buenos Aires headquarters that backers of the bill want women to be able to terminate pregnancies not out of need but simple desire. "Is it right that we discard our children just because we feel like it?" Marmora said.Reuters | Buenos Aires | Updated: 22-12-2020 22:24 IST | Created: 22-12-2020 22:03 IST Representative Image Image Credit: ANI Argentina's Senate will decide next week whether to give final approval to a government-backed bill that would expand the availabilit...

BUENOS AIRES: Argentina’s Senate will decide next week whether to give final approval to a government-backed bill that would expand the availability of legal abortion, a proposal that has divided a society with strong ties to the Roman Catholic church.

Argentina waiting tensely to learn if Senate approves abortion law 4 minutes read By Rodrigo Garcia Buenos Aires, Dec 29 (efe-epa).- Argentines are waiting with bated breath in the coming hours to find out whether the Senate approves a bill legalizing abortion up until the 14th week of pregnancy, which although it is being supported by the government is sparking differences between government backers and the political opposition, thus foreshadowing a very tight vote. With huge crowds of people gathering to hold a vigil at the doors of Congress in Buenos Aires – on one side a “green sea�...

Story highlights The current bill is to be debated in the Senate on Tuesday next week. It is expected that demonstrations will be held both, for and against the bill Argentina's Senate is due to decide next week on whether to give final approval to a bill that would allow abortion up to fourteenth week of pregnancy. The bill is backed by the government but has divided the society that has close ties with Roman Catholic faith. The bill has already been passed by the lower house of Congress on December 11. "We have the right to be able to decide about our own lives, about whether we want to hav...