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Mass Protests in Poland Over Abortion Ban
波蘭群眾抗議墮胎金禁令
Tens of thousands of people in Poland walked off the job and out of their classrooms on Monday to protest a total abortion ban that their government was considering. The Polish bill to ban abortion outright was inspired by a pro-life petition that had been signed by 100,000 people and backed by the Catholic Church. The proposed law would have banned all abortions in Poland, even in pregnancies that resulted from rape. Women across Poland took to the streets wearing all black to protest the bill. The legislation, which went one step beyond Poland's current strict abortion law, collapsed this week following the "Black Monday" protest.
周一，波蘭成千上萬的群眾罷工罷學，只為抗議一項政府正在考慮的墮胎禁令。這項全面禁止墮胎的波蘭法案源于一份由10萬人簽字、并由天主教教堂支持的反墮胎請愿書。該提議將禁止波蘭的所有墮胎行為，包括因強奸所導致的懷孕。波蘭的女性們都身穿黑色，走上街頭抗議該法案。這項與波蘭現行嚴格流產法只有一步之遙的法規，在“黑色星期一”的抗議下宣告失敗。
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