Macron criticizes the Supreme Court's ruling despite France's strict abortion restrictions

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President of FranceEmmanuel Macronaimed at the US Supreme Court's decision to overturn the Roe v. Wade case on Friday. Case.

"Abortion is a fundamental right for all women. Abortion must be protected," Macron tweeted. He wants to express solidarity with women whose freedom has been compromised by the United States Supreme Court.

The High Court has ruled 6-3. The Dobbs vs. Jackson Women's Health Organization supports the Mississippi Act, which prohibits abortion after 15 weeks of gestation. 

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In the process, the court was Roev in 1973. Wade decision and Caseyv in 1992. It overturned the Planned Parenthood ruling and confirmed its constitutional right to abortion. 

"Roe was terribly wrong from the beginning. The reasoning was very weak and the decision had detrimental consequences."Judge Samuel Alito is his majority I said in my opinion. And he deepened the division. It is time to pay attention to the Constitution and return the issue of abortion to elected representatives of the people.

French President Emmanuel Macron announced in 2022 6 Waves when leaving the polling place after voting in the first round of the French parliamentary elections in Le Tuque, northern France on the 12th of March.(Ludovic Marin, pool via AP)

Macron was one of the many international leaders who criticized this decision, but in FranceThere is a stricter abortion law than the Mississippi method I tried to impose a 15-week abortion ban.

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France Limits most abortions to 14 weeks. This has only recently increased since the 12th week of February. This makes it similar to other European countries, but more restrictive than countries like the United Kingdom. Bortions are primarily limited to a maximum of 24 weeks

Macron was far from an enthusiastic supporter of change. The Guardian reported in a French magazine that an abortion at a later date would be "more traumatic" for women.

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The American Enterprise Institute Senior FellowMarc Thiessenwas one of the many American commentators who focused on the dual-criteria claim.

"You know that France bans abortions in 12 weeks, three weeks earlier than the Supreme Court-backed Mississippi Act, and that France's abortion restrictions are not allowed under Roe. "Thiessen said. 

British commentator Peter Hitchens also criticized Macron and opposed the emphasis on decisions of other nations. 

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"President Macron is a Jesuit school&, who attended, knows that there is another way of looking at this issue, "Hitchens tweeted. "He also needs to know that the Supreme Court does not * ban * abortion in the United States, but leaves its legality to elected state governments. Why he talks about sovereignty issues in other countries. Do you declare? "