World leaders react to the reversal of the Roe v. Wade case

After the US Supreme Court made a groundbreaking decision on Friday to overturn theRoe v. Wade case, the international community spoke to the right to abortion in the United States. It made a big difference. 

via Getty Images In disagreement, the three free justices of the court Stephen Breyer, Sonia Sotmayor and Elena Cagan wrote that the United States "will be an international constitution from today onwards."

The following shows the reaction of the world's supreme leaders. 

UK

"See, I'm completely clear with anyone. This is in our court. No, "Prime Minister Boris Johnson said on Friday, according to the Associated Press. "It's another jurisdiction, but obviously it has a huge impact on the thinking of people around the world. It's a very important decision."

"I have to tell you I think it's a big setback, "he added. "I always believe in women's choices and stick to that view, so there are laws in the UK. In fact, I'm sure these laws have been enforced in all regions these days.

Scotland

"One of the darkest days for women's rights in my life," said Scottish Prime Minister Nicola Sturgeon {113. } Saidon Friday. "Obviously, women in the United States will suffer immediate consequences, but this will bold the&anti-abortion forces in other countries as well. Solidarity is not felt enough so far- But that is necessary. "

Canada

" The news from the United States is horrifying. To millions of American women who have lost their legal rights to abortion. "My heart is exhausted," said Canadian Prime Minister Justin Tordeau"I can't imagine the fear and anger you're feeling right now."

"Government, politicians, or men must not teach women what they can and cannot do with their bodies," he continuedcontinued"to Canadian women. Seeking the right to choose, we want you to always know that we stand "

Spain

" We cannot take the right, "said Spain. Prime Minister Pedro Sanchezsaid in a tweet translated into English. "Social outcomes are always at risk of receding, and their defense must be our daily lives. Women must be free to make decisions about their lives."

Norway

"Rights of abortion in some states of the United States after the U.S. Supreme Court overturned the historical ruling from 1972 that American women do have this right. Can be banned or strengthened. "Norwegian Prime Minister Jonas Garstoresaid in a tweet translated into English. "This is a serious setback for women's rights."

France

"Abduction is a fundamental right for all women," said French President Emmanuel Macron. I saidin a tweet translated into English. "It must be protected. I express solidarity with women whose freedom is being questioned by the United States Supreme Court today."

"Horrifying: Right to Abortion by the United States Supreme Court The revocation represents a major setback in fundamental rights, "French Foreign Minister Catherine Colonnawrote on Friday. "[France] will continue to mobilize for their defense."

Belgium

"Very about the impact of the [Supreme Court] decision on #RoeVWade and the signal it sends to the world. "I'm worried about it," said Belgian Prime Minister Alexander Decrew"Prohibiting abortion will never reduce abortion, it will only increase unsafe abortion. Belgium, others We will work with countries to promote #SRHR everywhere. ”