Friday, December 31, 2010

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blog entry Happy New Year!

Hello Pandas!
Fe liz .. NEW YEAR!

I speak from the plane back to my country PERU :)!.

As you know, Spain is already in the new year, as in Peru and several countries in Latin America still is not! Haci

that I wish with all my heart! Here

mission:

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Adios!
Franxez

Wednesday, December 29, 2010

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Panfu burns!


Hello pandas ...


If you go to the cave Kamaria shall see there, look like last year:
then publishes the rest, I have VERY sleepy ESQUAD very late in Spain. Bye
Your Franxez




Tuesday, December 28, 2010

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A Drawing! Today

Hello Pandas!





franxez as I know about the contest "Golden Panfu Tastic."





A panda called "ChicaCT" commanded us to your drawing as you know the msn: franxez@live.com





Here is his drawing:

already saven pandas! if you want FREE GOLD PACKAGE please read the following Previous postio mind for me: Here



Then I'll keep posting more pandas ok? .. now I have time: s

Your franxez

Monday, December 27, 2010

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Thursday, December 23, 2010

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Wednesday, December 22, 2010

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reindeer hat. De and.


Friends!, Franxez me. Priem

first of all I want to clarify that I am a woman, not man ok?. Well

'm Mia and I bring hos Panfu winners.'s And Panfu. Is.

As you'll see in an panfu.es not published and some pandas panfu.de and an already receive their hat like me and some pandas ..
Look:

PD: Some pandas have the same ID # or # Nick. To avoid repeating.

Thanks Greetings from Peru and Spain. Love & Peace



Franxez

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pandas, as you see above is my own set of clothing .. v0.1 do not like?!

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Tuesday, December 21, 2010

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PanfuTastico

pandas, I'll tell you about something serious that has nothing to do with Panfu, apparently, many people call me lazy because no public or tell me that my writers are my slave ... I come to explain that no one is a slave to anyone, I do not post on the blog because they have already begun classes for 3 months and as you know it is complicated to do it all, the first in my life are my family and studies, I want to be someone in my life I want to be a good student and so do not write on the blog, I almost spent the whole afternoon studying, now come the Christmas holidays and may publish some veces.Espero I understand, and otherwise, writers of this blog are not my slave I ordered them not to publish, they publish if they want me to say no.


I hope that your comments will not be rude.


-Edgar-(Sasuke)

Monday, December 20, 2010

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Gold!

Hello pandas!

Today I bring you a contest made by me, because there is not much notisia by Panfu xD!. Aug
a drawing competition.
send us your drawings franxez@live.com .

The winner:

1 aparesera Puesto.-Clothing panfu.es in the catalog of a bunch of gold!. Since
2 .- Clothes "wanted" in scrambled panfu.es's catalog and a bunch of gold!
and 3 .- As Gold Panda!.

[ Warning: The panda's thumb is on another account and not in the usd.No responsavilisamos us if not listed in the catalog Panfu because it takes time to put it there confirmation Panfu Spain. ( time difference.)]





have much time to participate!
Love & Peace.

Franxez

Friday, December 10, 2010

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Wine Tour Urbano El Tigre was not! Wine Tour Urbano

Our life was organized not to miss either the 2 or 3 December to WTU in Tigre, and we played local. But to our regret, ran for 9 and 10, by the NO accurate weather forecast.
On Thursday, 9 we could not go, because we had parents' meeting in the Garden of our son ... but we would now 10! A drop of rain ... but why not wait a little longer to make the decision !!!!... look at the beautiful day that made the final !!!!! MORAL
: NOT LEAVE FOR TOMORROW WHAT YOU CAN TAKE
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Thursday, December 9, 2010

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TIGRE!


Yes, people at last northern! Today begins the WTU in the Puerto de Frutos, Tigre. Hours are from 19 to 23 hours. and is made only for today, Thursday and tomorrow, Friday. The cost is $ 100 .-, but if you already have your cup of WTU, bring it and obviously it is cheaper!
not miss it! The harbor is beautiful, there is much to see, plus there is always a magic night enclosure, not to mention if you are accompanied by sparkling and sweet wines!

Monday, December 6, 2010

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Transcript of the Workshop on Legal Abortion organized by the Criminal Law Committee of the Congress of the Nation Argentina

Marianne Mollman (Photo: Angeline Montoya)


"In the Autonomous City of Buenos Aires,

at 30 days of November 2010, when 16 and 18:



Mr.

President (Vega) .- We started the meeting by some clarification of a regulatory nature and social policy.
Regulations shall have time to 5 and a half ago. We have only one speaker, Dr. Marianne Mollman, who specifically is representing Human Rights Watch, human rights organization that worked personally for twenty years. However, today the institution most important in the world is Washington Office of Latin America.
I want to comment that the members present may ask questions as we do not move from the schedule.
Moreover, this is the first time in the Congress of the Nation debate on abortion, an issue silenced by religious and cultural reasons. Anyway, I should clarify that we are not considering the criminalization or decriminalization of abortion. They simply are days of reflection on abortion in Argentina.
We want to know what happens as the numbers that we provide Human Rights Watch in Argentina indicate that 450 000 abortions are done annually, well above the average in America.
Personally, I want to clarify that I have no position taken with regard to the criminalization or decriminalization of abortion, but I have it over there to open the debate.
We will listen and analyze the different approaches that since science and religion are on abortion, with the only limitation we would not see "ultrismos", or religious or feminist-in addressing an issue that requires maturity and moderation . The fact that prudence and moderation does not mean lowering flags, deputy Maffía.
Before passing the floor to Marianne Mollman society to say that Argentina is ripe to hear everything, to open the abortion debate, to listen and participate in it.
This is certainly a debate that is crossed by religion and poverty. We will not hide the variables involved in this debate. We want a completely open and comprehensive debate, and above all, respectful of other's positions.
With these few words, I grant the use of the word to Marianne Mollman that, again, comes in an official from Human Rights Watch, which as you know, is the world's leading body on human rights. Ms. Di Tullio

.- Sorry, Mr. President, but I wonder if the deputies are going to be able to ask questions.



Photo: Angeline Montoya Mr. President (Vega) .- I said we have time until 17 to 30 hours. This is not a public hearing, but a journey. Marianne will use between 30 and 40 minutes of this hour and a half we have, and the rest of the time the deputies and deputies can ask any questions they want.
call on Mrs. Marianne Mollman. Ms.

Mollman .- Ladies and gentlemen, my name is Marianne Mollman and I am here on behalf of the international human rights organization Human Rights Watch.
May I address at this meeting by invitation of the president of the Criminal Law Committee of the House of Representatives, Dr. Juan Carlos Vega.
First of all I would like to thank the invitation to attend this event. It is a pleasure and an honor, and I'm also a little scary, contribute to this topic and open a debate that has been awaited with much anticipation. I hope to contribute as well, albeit in a humble way, a very important debate for women and girls from Argentina, and also to the integrity of the democratic rule in Argentina.
I have expertise in this field, both theoretical and empirical legal. I have researched issues related to women's human rights for more than a decade. I have done research field on access to abortion in Argentina, Mexico, Peru, Nicaragua and Ireland, having published reports, articles and legal analysis on the subject in these and other countries.
also have contributed to parliamentary debates on this issue in Mexico, the United States, Ireland, Brazil, Peru and now in Argentina, and have made submissions as amicus curiae on human rights and access to legal abortion in Argentina, Colombia, Mexico and Nicaragua.
I am originally from Denmark, so please excuse my English.
I have a diploma in political science from the University of Copenhagen, a Masters in Business Administration at the Ecole des Affaires de Paris, France, and another master's degree in International Human Rights Law at the University of Essex, England.
In my experience from the research I have done on this issue specifically in Argentina, the criminalization of abortion leads women to take desperate measures, such as attempting to abort with knitting needles, probes, with stems parsley and even guns.




Photo: Angeline Montoya The penalty also allows alleged clandestine abortion clinics operate with little regard for the health and lives of women. Sometimes when a woman comes to a public hospital suffering from hemorrhages, infections or injuries caused by unsafe abortion that endangers their lives, public health officials belittle or deny them the appropriate treatment with explicit reference to the penalty. Often women need to prevent post-abortion care for fear of being prosecuted legally, it can have detrimental consequences for health.
The confusion and fear of legal consequences of abortion also prevent women from accessing their rights that are indisputably. For example, I refer to the case of abortion is not punishable referred to in Article 86 of the Penal Code.
Many experts with whom I have spoken in Argentina agree that although the Penal Code does not require judicial authorization for an abortion, however has become a de facto requirement because most doctors do not perform the procedure if it has not.
This situation has resulted in delays in access to abortion, for example for raped girls and women with mental disabilities. And that they cast serious health consequences and life.
I want to tell the experience I gained from other countries. For example, Mexico and Ireland show that a general penalty involves a degree of stigma, fear and misinformation that prevents access to abortion even to women and girls for whom this procedure is legal.
to decriminalize abortion was completely better guidelines in place for certain defined circumstances do not lead to equitable and free of obstacles.
is appropriate to highlight the suffering that the criminalization of abortion in Argentina because they live almost exclusively on the poor. There is a clear inequality between women with resources that can pay for an illegal abortion in a relatively safe and therefore reducing their risk women without resources do not have that option and faces significant risks in their lives and their health to achieve the same goal. I mean the medical procedure is needed.
Moreover, the price is also important. I've talked to women from the humble, who told me that in their neighborhoods the value of a clandestine abortion depended on whether or not given antibiotics. That option would be utterly inconceivable if abortion was legal.
In fact, the serious lack of regulation and medical liability with regard to abortions being carried out in Argentina, which are many, as well as their respective illegality is an additional negative consequence of the underground.
The criminalization of abortion not only has consequences serious health and lives of individual women need to terminate their pregnancies but also creates a public health problem.
According to the Ministry of Health of the Nation, in 2008 more than 20 percent of deaths from obstetric emergencies were from unsafe abortions. And according to vital statistics for the 2009, I think that yesterday was published in newspapers, maternal mortality has risen again and the proportion of maternal deaths attributable to abortion is 28 percent.
Then, unsafe abortion, namely the illegality of abortion, is the leading cause of maternal death in this country. And it is doubly tragic because it is avoidable. In countries where legal abortion is not seen these figures and those deaths.
But besides being a topic that inspires compassion and empathy, the criminalization of abortion is a human rights issue. Over the last decade has seen major changes in the international consensus on the link between access to abortion and the effective exercise of human rights of women.
These changes are clearly evident in the work of the supervisory bodies of the United Nations and the consensus documents from various world conferences on women's rights to health and the respective rights.
Authoritative interpretations of international law recognize that access to safe and legal abortion is essential to the enjoyment and realization of human rights of women. The supervisory bodies of international treaties of the United Nations, through their interpretations, have expressed their views on access to abortion and restrictions on the same systematic and comprehensive manner.
These bodies maintain that certain well-established human rights such as the right to life, health, non-discrimination, free exercise of religion is compromised by the laws and practices of abortion that have character punitive and restrictive.
In March this year the Human Rights Committee United Nations expressed concern about restrictive abortion law, specifically in Argentina, and issued the following recommendation: "The State party ...", ie, Argentina "... should amend its legislation so that it actually helps women avoid unwanted pregnancies and that they do not have to resort to clandestine abortion that could endanger their lives. "
This recommendation was issued in connection with the right to life and equal enjoyment of all human rights contained in the International Covenant on Civil and Political Rights which is incorporated in the Constitution Argentina.
In June year the Committee on the Rights of the Child also expressed concern about the high rate of maternal mortality caused by abortion, especially in adolescents, and lengthy procedures for the legal termination of pregnancy in this country.
In this connection the Committee recommended several steps to Argentina: "take urgent measures to reduce maternal mortality related to abortion, in particular ensuring that the medical profession know and practice of abortion is not punishable, especially for girls and women victims of rape without court intervention, at their request. "He also said the Committee
to amend Article 86 of the Penal Code at the national level to prevent disparities in provincial legislation in force and the new in relation to legal abortion.
In August this year the Committee on the Elimination of Discrimination against Women expressed similar concerns and urged Argentina, and I quote again: "... to review the current legislation that criminalizes abortion has serious consequences for health and women's lives. "
The Committee further noted that Argentina should ensure there is effective access to equal health services to terminate pregnancy.



Photo I FBK abortion group. Your abortions. All the comrades remain silent. These same committees have issued dozens of recommendations in the same assistance to countries with legislation similar to Argentina's holding that the criminalization of abortion is incompatible with human rights. I would also add that this is my personal experience of the research I have done. It is clear that access to safe and legal abortion can save your life and facilitate women's equality. is also determined that women's decisions on abortion are related with women's human rights inherent in its status as a person, his dignity, his right to privacy.
The obstacles to such decisions in Argentina interfere with the ability of women to exercise their human rights leading to clandestine and unsafe practices that for decades have been a major cause of maternal death in our country.
In general, the argument against the legalization of abortion is paired with others against modern contraception. Both violate the rights of women, their health and life.
Regardless of the judicial and political situation, these arguments deserve a serious critical analysis since they have effects of life and death for many Argentine women and girls.
The Ministry of Health of the Nation estimates that 40 percent of pregnancies end in abortion Argentina. Logically this means that each of us in this room knows at least one woman who took at least one abortion. I'm sure these women and girls, your sisters, daughters, wives, mothers, and friends, did not take lightly the decision to terminate a pregnancy. And I'm sure he would have preferred not to need an abortion. No woman gets pregnant to have abortions.
These women have equal rights to all and deserve an environment that helps them make personal and private with dignity and responsibility over their respective lives and health.
My experience shows that the criminalization of abortion, far from discouraging the practice, only becomes dangerous. For several decades
Argentina joined the international community of democratic states after having gone through a painful military dictatorship, ratifying various international treaties on human rights. And more than ten years was constitutional status to these treaties.
I understand that when discussing the legalization of abortion in a serious, sober and democratic. Also know from experience that it will not be easy. And I say this because since I announced going to testify at this hearing, I received threats and harassment by electronic means.
Anyway, I also know that despite the presence of anti-democratic elements, the Argentine people are willing to have a transparent dialogue, democratic, influential and adult about this.
Among my first report on the subject dating from 2005 and the second conducted in 2010, the debate has changed dramatically. The questions I receive and media interventions have changed greatly. The Argentine people are willing to have this debate.
I hope my testimony will help in a very humble to open this dialogue. (Applause.) Mr. President

(Vega) .- I remember that Members can sign up to put questions to the speaker only.
Similarly, before giving the floor to the gentlemen, I would say that we present the authorities of the Criminal Law Committee as a whole. The commission takes decisions are not only the presidency but a board. And the deputies are present with me Veaute Mariana, and Oscar Oliva Cristian Albrieu, as coordinators of these early days in the Argentine Parliament unpublished. Sorry, I forgot to mention female deputies and Maria Luisa Cecilia Merchán Storani, promoters of this initiative.
call on the honorable Member Ibarra. Ms. Ibarra
.- Mr. President, thank you, our guest, Marianne Mollman, and everyone here, because it really is a pleasure to initiate this debate so delayed and so necessary.
I want to be brief, because I understand that there are many Members who want to appear at the beginning of this debate. I'll just ask
actually agree with that today we are more than able, against the need for us as a society, this debate responsibly and respectfully, exposing all ideological positions, statistical studies and the realities living around abortion in our country, so we can discuss face to a problem that society in our country constitutes a public health issue.
In fact, with the number of clandestine abortions that occur in Argentina, we have to assume it's a reality that encompasses us all as a society.
Here are a vast majority of women who are the ones that put the body, but this is a problem of society in Argentina and so we must take it, because having numbers between 400,000 and 500,000 illegal abortions a year, we must assume that the Argentina have a public health problem.
A second issue to raise, which I think has made it very clear what the speaker-in this case, and once again, the criminalization of poverty. Women remain more vulnerable the most humble, belonging to the impoverished, those who pay with their health and their lives, the existence of clandestine abortion.
This threat of jail is taking over our women no doubt that women die or who are affected in their health, but in no way discourages the practice of abortion. This is a reality.
not going to make speeches today, but I want to leave argued that the fact that they begin to discuss this topic is a great accomplishment.
Also, I would ask that we take the commitment that, when you start the next parliamentary year, the issue concerned in the commission together, so we can give the public debate that we should from long. (Applause.) It must be a debate where we can hear all positions. It is very important that those against come to discuss and explain why.
As our guest said, this is one of the few cases in which the dictates of the law, hiding out in the practice of abortion, it saves lives. That is, there are deaths that could be avoided by issuing the law. Very few cases where the issuance of a single law allows women do not die or become damaged their health. Then, we discuss the arguments, we explain ours, and we also explain that we do not encourage the practice of abortion.
We mean really hurts us, and We are asking that we start the next legislative year this debate postponed. We make that commitment. As part of Fresh Encounter block, I come to bring the unanimous commitment of its members to accompany the project of the campaign, which we present, which is in line with the legalization of abortion, knowing that it is an issue we must for the life of our women, especially the most vulnerable.
leave then asked the treatment of this issue for next year. (Applause.)

Mr. President (Vega) .- Beyond that each and every one of the positions of the deputies on this issue are quite intelligent, I would ask that we had in mind the time. Ms. Ibarra

.- The question I wanted to convey to our guest was whether we have data on how to lower maternal mortality rates in countries where abortion happens to be illegal, as in Argentina, to become a legal practice , if any statistics in this regard.

Mr. President (Vega) .- The idea is that Marianne Mollman, unless she deems otherwise, go write down the questions, a task that as a good Anglo-Saxon is doing, and then respond collectively. I think it would be a more systematic analysis because suddenly there will be questions to be repeated.
has the floor Storani honorable lady. Ms.

Storani .- Mr. President, the truth and I'm pretty excited by this means I congratulate the leadership of the Criminal Law Committee and all its members for having taken this debate and give this body that has to do with struggle for many years. Well
Marianne noted that she has seen a change in these five years in Argentina and this has to do with the struggle of women's movement, the feminist movement and all social organizations that are working on for years. The truth is that organized us to visualize what was happening, let us take much more aware of the unfairness of the issue.
For us feminists like framing the issue as a violation of human rights. We believe that we can not decide not to build on our body is a violation of human rights of women, and we like to frame it within the gender violence.
I think we're in a historical instance because we will be able to advance in a subject that good projects have been drafted. Also tell them that most of these have signed the draft of the national campaign for abortion rights. We started with forty signatures and we have made great progress and we invite the legislators present to join the initiative.
We find it interesting that these days are followed by open public throughout the coming year. That way you can listen to all voices: those who are pro and con.
already pointed out that regulation is the responsibility of legislators. And we are legislating about life and saving lives.
Moreover, a statistic released recently says that because of inflation and poverty 40 percent of citizens do not have social work. And this resulted to a resurgence of illegal abortions.
Of course there is a cross-section because women and girls who die are poor. So we have more responsibility to legislate for freedom and equality in a secular country.
I was going to ask the same Deputy Ibarra question. Marianne wants to expand on the process undertaken by the countries of Latin America, which are more like us who have advanced in their legislation. I also would like to discuss how decreased the rate of maternal deaths and how it changed the spectrum and the lives of women. I think that is a theme to develop because there are countries that have advanced near others who are like us.
In the country we have no statistics provided by the State are simply measurements of social organizations. And we're talking about between 500 000 and 600 000 induced abortions per year with a high mortality rate. (Applause.)

Mr. President (Vega) .- You, Madam Deputy Merchán. Ms.

Merchán .- Mr. President, first of all wanted to thank the chairman of the committee because he mentioned to us to us. He would not say that in reality he was tired of us two who have insisted. Not only were we but many deputies and members, but particularly I think with Maria Luisa Storani were very insistent in recent times. So I welcome this announcement and Marianne mainly because in it we placed a huge responsibility which is to kick off.
really thank you because we know what that means in a country like ours, with our realities and the Chamber of Deputies.
I'm not going to make a speech because it is well known my position on this issue: I just want to first congratulate all the organizations that make up the Campaign for Abortion Legal, Safe and Free (Applause.) ... who have given In short, clear signs of maturity I was talking about the chairman of the committee at the outset: to set the debate mature, to face reality and to bring up things as we believe, without hypocrisy and without veils, beyond how we can face this debate with those who favor or against. We
arguments for this and to give the debate to those Members and Members who are against this project. Surely many we'll end up thinking the same, we have the next few months of next year and keep me at that time.
In this regard, Mr. President, once again as many times as you have done this year I'm going to ask you, the whole of this committee and the Chairmen of other committees to make a public commitment that it actually starts with the beginning of the legislative year and actually this is the first step of a profound debate that we have to give. (Applause.)
In that sense, I have a deep and clear conviction is that our society really is no longer accepting any double standards in any way and in any field. I think this is an area where neither accepts double talk and I think we have to show it. We are not to make a cosmetic debate the situation but to deepen it and to carry it out in earnest. This responsibility we have it we all deputies, think what we think. The debate we have to give to society and should be our responsibility.
Finally, I ask what data Marianne, if they exist on the underground trade in countries where abortion has been legalized, whether modified or not, if the underground has generated big business in countries where effective is illegal, if this reduction is important in other countries. (Applause.)

Mr. President (Vega) .- call on the honorable Member of the Autonomous City of Buenos Aires, Diana Maffia. Ms.

Maffía .- Many thanks to the deputies for having instigated this discussion, the chairman of the Criminal Law Committee is a discussion and therefore delayed the project lost parliamentary status in the previous administration and Marianne Mollman for his presentation.
The empirical study made by Human Rights Watch in 2005 was the first where figures were given and where from an international human rights was a vision in the framework of rights humans on the issue of abortion.
was very important to discuss abortion with that document in hand because he figures, there were facts, not opinions but had merely figures, problematic situations that we in legislative positions we have to solve.
And while I appreciate this openness to Dr. Juan Carlos Vega, who is also my political bloc, I make an exception because in the beginning I think it was an affirmation that I'd like corrected in. It said that at this meeting were to avoid extremism, and extremism that were examples were religion and feminism.
The truth is that I think are good examples of extremism, firstly because I think they are perfectly compatible, as well as shows Catholics for a Free Choice, one of the organizations driving this debate (Applause.) The desire for transcendence
, religion, personal beliefs are quite respectable, it we can not confuse religious dogma is a public law. We can not confuse the sin with crime, sin can not pursue with the security forces and transform personal beliefs and dogmatic social obligations.
And that is within our structure as a secular state. So I think a good opposition and I wish we could properly define the terms, in particular with respect to feminism. That is a position that finds the inequalities between men and women which are considered unfair. It is also a position that compromises our theoretical practice, politics and daily to prevent such inequalities and that forces women to be present in all situations where our lives are at stake. (Applause.)
particularly an issue like abortion obviously at stake the lives and bodies of women. No other body than women, not of men, will be affected by abortion. I mean at least one thing is striking that men, even celibate men, tell us how we should proceed with regard to our moral conflicts. This can be a recommendation, but not an obligation, let alone included in the framework of criminal law. Marianne
As you said, abortion is the resolution of a dispute regarding an unwanted pregnancy, including compulsory maternity and termination of pregnancy.
I rescue a phrase I think is very important to Marianne: any pregnant woman to abort. But many do so against their will on situations that are not free to become pregnant. You might not have access to contraception, who do not receive sex education or sexual violent living situations for which they are sometimes forced to have sexual intercourse without consent, even under legitimate ties like marriage.
If no pregnant woman to abort, we have to avoid the unwanted pregnancy. And that must be present public policy. This means that the state must be present not to prohibit the effect but also to avoid the causes. Further, the State should provide sex education, contraception and effective policies for gender inequality and violence because they are all inadequate.
This state is absent at all three levels that prevent unwanted pregnancy, but is present to prohibit. And here we should reflect on whether the underground, which is ultimately the result of the ban to abort, as Marianne says, does not prevent the abortion but makes it dangerous.
Morally I think one of the hardest arguments when it comes to abortion is the right to life of the embryo. In the abortion debate whenever we speak of the rights of women adding that it infringes the right to life of the embryo. However, one must ask whether to ban abortion illegal and is a good way to protect the life of the embryo. (Applause.) And it's clearly not, because if it does not prevent abortion illegal, however claims the lives of those embryos. That it was a relevant consideration, although I do not think it is, not only takes lives but also those of women. A third of maternal deaths from clandestine abortions. And those are absolutely unjust deaths are not saved by not legalizing illegal abortion.
Then we have to think that if we can do to defend life in an inefficient manner and by negative prohibitions, which obviously does not work and takes twice as many lives as each embryo is a woman. Or we can defend positively with these public policies and considering that the state, which was absent in previous instances, it is legitimate to do this to prevent not due to demand things that well knows the president because he is a specialist in human rights, as actions are heroic or supererogatory.
When the state was absent, can not require a woman to lead a heroic life simply by a ban. It is not morally required for a woman to carry out an unwanted pregnancy.
Finally, I hear a comment from Marianne Mollman because of the many arguments given in these debates, there is one that usually does not play and I think is very important because there is a truth that we find difficult to express in numbers. So I think you have to quantify this argument.
As I have understood, the law of national reproductive health has a budget of 35 million pesos and it is estimated that clandestine abortion is carried 4 million pesos daily.
How much will it cost illegal abortion to women who, in addition to insecurity, should fund this private business? Why are just the medical corporations which have been opposed to the universality of reproductive health? How much money this generates, on the other hand, should be treated free at the public hospital, but is in the hands of private practitioners who perform the practice underground, where the public hospital often hide behind the objection conscience?

Mr. President (Vega) .- Honourable Members, there are other MPs listed to speak. Ms.

Maffía .- My question is if you know how much money takes clandestine abortion in Argentina. (Applause.)

Mr. President (Vega) .- I ask once again that Members note that we are 25 minutes, of which at least 10 need to have our guest to answer questions. We will set a limit of 5 minutes per intervention.
call on the honorable lady Storni. Ms.

Storni .- Mr. President, I thank Marianne's presence in this debate, and also the Criminal Law Committee to facilitate this exchange of views. I hope it is successful enough and that next year we may be dealing with this issue.
also want to emphasize the presence, sustained effort and ongoing struggle of non-governmental organizations, all they have done may now be in this situation.
We are facing a serious public health problem, absolutely a violation of human rights. It has always been privileged in response criminalization. Those who have experience in public hospitals every day we see how it refers to situations of high risk for physical and mental health, clandestine abortions, and the response of health professionals generally, with few exceptions, is not only to inform Justice, as required by law, unfortunately, but the systematic abuse women and the absolute lack of understanding about a situation that has to do directly with women in poverty.



Photo I FBK Abortion group. Your Abortions. All the comrades remain silent. addition, this situation manifests itself in our country for the huge regional inequalities that have to do also with the lack of access to services in general and health in particular, to say nothing of the violent situations . In short, my question also points to the experience of other countries, with or without legislation on the matter, and specifically in those countries where abortion has been legalized, how did the previous situation. Also, I find very interesting the proposal of the honorable lady Maffía in the sense of knowing how much money is allocated for programs that really take effect. Today we have a National Programme on Reproductive Health and Responsible Procreation is not satisfied, which is systematically sabotaged in the Provinces. Under the influence of corporations is not satisfied with some of the fundamental aspects that have to do with sex education in schools. (Applause.)

Mr. President (Vega) .- We ask that you respect the three minutes, please, and try to make timely questions. Has
, Madam Deputy Bianchi. Ms. Bianchi

.- If there is something I respect are the times, Mr. President. I will make
questions directly.
appreciate the presence of our guest and I welcome the Committee on Criminal Law. As for the threats he has received, we hope that you report, and I want to know that in this Parliament the idea is to give the debate, although not all agree.
I am one of the people I have the decision, I'm against abortion, but I respect absolutely every position and why I'm here: to discuss and to try to understand what I can not.

So now I have two questions to see if I help clarify the issue.
First, whenever I hear about the human rights of women and adolescents, but never, and I went to several places to try to change my position to the right of the unborn child.
I would explain to me where is this right if we legalize abortion.
Second, I saw research that has been proven, and I want to tell me if you have any complaint in this regard, that especially in the United States through the legalization of abortion is creating a black market for embryos and placenta , used for example for cosmetics and scientific research.
- Several gentlemen and talk to attendees time.

Mr. President (Vega) .- I ask them to do silent. Please listen to different voices with respect. Ms. Bianchi

.- I wonder if it is aware of that and if so, how could help to not happen in our country. Again thank you for your presence and welcome him.

Mr. President (Vega) .- You, Madam Deputy Di Tullio. Ms. Di Tullio

.- Mr. President, I will be more soon.
In principle I welcome the specialist at Human Rights Watch. The truth is that my words of praise are to the president to thank him for initiating the debate we hope to make many and many lawmakers from Argentina in the Chamber of Deputies.
also believe, I hope and I'm pretty sure the president will make a commitment to do so in the next legislative session.
The president wants to take advantage of the presence of Marianne Mollman and the truth is that for many years we have been doing. I think this is a good opportunity for the advantage the president and assumes the commitment to discuss the issue in Congress of the Nation. (Applause.)
Those who want the most clandestine abortion is not and do not want the lives of our young and poor women are going in that suffering, we need the debate is no longer illegal. That's what we really need. Therefore I appeal to his commitment and his responsibility as president of the Criminal Law Committee. I'm sure you will take the responsibility.
Finally, when I promise to, and my speech is very short, I wonder if Marianne read the projects presented in the House of Representatives and whether any assessment has to do primarily about the project on national campaign for the right to legal abortion safe and free. I remember that initiative has more than 50 signatures of MPs and legislators of the Nation. This is a cross draft almost all the blocks that make up the Chamber of Deputies. And I'd like your view on the matter. (Applause.) Mr. President

(Vega) .- I want to make a brief comment. Any item that the committee begins to consider, is completed. (Applause.)
I mean we finish processing the issues of corruption, juvenile justice system and infanticide. He added that on the issue of money to work during the break. We are also finishing with the amendments to the Criminal Procedure Code. This means that like it or not that happens, here we finish the treatment of all topics.
call on Mrs. Deputy Marcela Rodríguez. Ms. Rodríguez .-
Fortunately we are not all lawyers here so I apologize. First, I thank you Marianne for sharing with us reflections that seemed very important, but wanted to make an exception because it has been said that if a woman went to a hospital, the doctor must report. This is not true. Moreover, it is one of the fears that women and therefore do not go to hospitals.
It seemed important to clarify this point with such a diverse audience. Moreover, although the law has changed recently the Court in a case while it is not abortion, is called a mule Baldivieso, at the request of the Public Defender's Office has had a very important decision applies the status of abortion.
In connection with the questions for Marianne, indeed Human Rights Watch was among the first mainstream human rights organizations mainstream, so to speak who were involved in this subject, beyond that some human rights organizations in part and occasionally play the theme, as do all gender issues: part and in general because it requires funding.
I think the alliance with other human rights organizations and other social movements would be extremely important. I think that your experience can add this to tell us how it is possible alliance.
Moreover, your human rights approach was excellent. However, you did mention to privacy and in this country have an article can be read in terms of autonomy, unlike the U.S. Constitution. That means we could have a different approach to "Roe v. Wade "and therefore have no setbacks in terms of what would later regard the Court was saying that if the state interferes, then there is no right to privacy violated.
Finally, in terms of Mackinnon, not only the causes but also the consequences of unwanted pregnancies are related to gender inequalities. Therefore are not afforded the opportunity for women to bear children, which I do not know how far it is better to obviate any reference to privacy beyond that Rhonda Copelon approach was necessary. (Applause.)

Mr. President (Vega) .- I want to comment that is present Silvia Augsburger, deputy met with a mandate that has been a driving force behind this issue. (Applause.) I call
MP Mr Barrios.

Mr. Barrios .- Mr. President, I will not make speech, I will leave the foundation and the speech for the debate in committee, but I'm getting an appreciation, a request and a question.
First, I want to thank the committee's decision to convene this conference and the report that we submit Marianne.
Secondly, I request that in the beginning of the new parliamentary year addressing this issue as part of the parliamentary agenda, 2011 joint meeting of three committees to which they are drawn most of the projects.
And finally, a question that I seem to have an obvious answer, but I'd like to hear what you think Marianne. Do you think this issue we are discussing today is only a matter of women? (Applause.)

Mr. President (Vega) .- It is exactly seven minutes and scored four members are to make use of the word.
call on the honorable lady Hotton.

- Several gentlemen and assistants speak at once.
Mr. President (Vega) .- I ask for respect for all who think differently. I remember that democracy is a system of values \u200b\u200brather than a mechanism for selecting leaders. And that value system says you have to learn to listen to those who think differently.

Ms. Hotton .- Mr. President, I believe that the best defense of the right of the unborn child and the right to live is the declaration submitted by the former President Vázquez. He is an atheist, socialist and a physician. And I think it is important that we defend the account the president and members of the committee that we will be discussing this issue because I think that being an atheist shows that he took this position to be free from any religious connotation. On the other hand is socialist, which is free of an ideologically conservative connotation. And finally a doctor, therefore he says from a scientific authority.
He mentions four points that I think are very important. First of science shows that there is life from conception. Second that science shows that human gesture has its own DNA to a genetic load that is his own person who will accompany you throughout your life and that is different from the mother's DNA.
On the other hand mentioned that progressive companies are just dealing with the weakest. He adds that in this case, the weaker the unborn child. Lastly
indicates that within Latin American countries, Argentina's case is like that of Uruguay because we have commitments to defend life and the life of the unborn child in our international treaties. Thus should be given a constitutional debate on this issue.
Now here mentioned the lives of women dying from illegal abortions. This is true and it would be hypocritical to say that those who defend life and the life of the unborn child, not to mention the women who die from clandestine abortions. No matter what amount is greater than the other, is life and we are concerned. The Ministry of Health
speaks of a hundred women, while both the deputy and Mabel Bianco Merchán spoke to about 170 women, or one every two days.
three years ago as national deputy introduced various bills to see what we can do to contain and that these girls do not die. But unfortunately the committee chaired by a deputy who favors addressing the issue of abortion have not been addressed, where one of the big questions is what we do with these girls.
Then, as I see very committed to the President, I'd be in the Criminal Law Committee also try the option proposed in these bills. Some go for the legal abortion may be, is perfect and give the debate. But we We have to see what solution. We propose one that I would also be discussed. Marianne
I ask what the rate of decline of deaths in countries where abortion was legalized.

Mr. President (Vega) .- I urge you not speak more than two and a half minutes and to make specific questions because we finished on schedule.
call on the honorable lady Nancy Gonzalez.

Ms. González .- Mr. President, I have a question on time for the speaker, another to make a deeper preopinante MP, about whether numbers exist in their studies about the business of clandestine abortion. I wonder if, in addition figures, there is a socioeconomic study of women who are victims of illegal abortion business, and if in fact the most important figures correspond to the most vulnerable women from socially and economically.

Mr. President (Vega) .- You, Madam Deputy Gil Lozano. Ms. Gil Lozano

.- Mr. President, of course, first I want to thank very much to our guest for their presence, but also I will ask two brief questions.
When less than a year, "The Hyena" Barrios struck and killed a pregnant woman more than six months, was condemned for killing a person, not for killing two. (Applause.) The criterion that has our Penal Code in relation to life is terribly moody. What I am asking then is consistency: why we discuss the life compared to people not born when the woman who makes the decision? This is something on which we must also sincere. I think that really is part of the right of women.
On the other hand, we are promoting the sale of children. I think there are people who are participating in a fabulous business that is making people more vulnerable and the band have kids.

- Events.

Mr. President (Vega) .- Silence and respect, please. Ms. Gil Lozano

.- On the other hand, if possible, I would hand over to a co-campaign of the people who drafted the bill we are discussing and which I signed, to ask a question. These people come to forums with the participation of civil society organizations, national and popular extraction. I think a question might ask, so I give my space.

Mr. President (Vega) .- Honourable Members, I now give the floor to have the deputies. This is a journey. In addition, the campaign is a person who makes use of the word.
call on Mrs. María José Lubertino. Ms. Bianchi

.- Continue with the deputies, Mr. President.

Mr. President (Vega) .- already completed the list of members. Ms.

Lubertino Beltrán .- I am also a legislator, as well as the honorable lady Maffía.

Mr. President (Vega) .- The Deputy Maffía is my friend. (Laughter.) Mrs. Lubertino

Beltrán .- Briefly, I want to thank the campaign and the deputies and the deputies who took the glove of the projects, and I want to make a request to the authorities of the commission. There are many concerns raised by women Members Hotton Bianchi and of course we would respond. So I formally request to convene next year in my capacity as regular teacher Human Rights UBA, to answer these questions, and also, as a former president of INADI, to testify in cases of discrimination against women, those to which we had to follow because his rights were violated.
The national state had to take charge of situations and make resources available because it was not prevented, because they were not prevented abortions or because there was no consistent rules.
I take the presence of the panelist to ask a question. You know that right now there is a hotline that provides advice on the use of misoprostol. This calls into different status to women who have the information and the have-nots, to make decisions on privacy. I would like our guest could extend this idea, and also inform us how the changes that exist in those countries where the State assumes this responsibility rather than a women's organization.
Basically I should mention that in Uruguay, where pre and post abortion counseling ...

- Events.
Mr. President (Vega) .- Please ask for calm and ask the audience please come down those posters. Otherwise, we end this journey. This is a day at the National Congress. Ms.

Lubertino Beltrán .- I continue, Mr. President.
In Uruguay is the pre and post-abortion counseling, and maternal mortality from abortion has disappeared or been reduced to zero by the year 2009.

Marianne We would also like to say in which countries pass something.
I might add that Vázquez is an atheist, socialist and doctor, but surely there are presidents and presidents who respect the democratic decision of Parliament and there are those who yield to pressure from corporations and those without.
hope that when this debate is approved in Parliament there is no president or president or head to repeal that law. (Applause.)

Mr. President (Vega) .- Only six minutes we have left and two people are listed. Ms. Bianchi

.- We ask for a break, Mr. President.

Mr. President (Vega) .- For a break is, Madam Deputy Bianchi. Ms. Bianchi

.- legislator I want to tell you thank you very much want to explain, but not only have to do with the deputy and the deputy Bianchi Hotton but too many people in society that agrees. And I say, very kind of teaching. (Applause.)

Mr. President (Vega) .- Go Mrs. Estela Díaz on behalf of the national campaign at the request of the deputy Storani. I ask that you use only two minutes to ask the question.




Photo: Angeline Montoya Ms. Diaz .- Mr. President, really for the national campaign for the right to legal abortion, safe and free, this is a time highly anticipated. thank the president of the Criminal Law Committee has called this meeting and also to the Members who are contributing a lot of effort to install an institutional debate in the House of Representatives. In relation to this debate, we feel that this is a historic moment. As you know, the campaign has in its ranks more than 280 organizations, has more than five years of action and understand that society is settling the debate over the decriminalization and legalization of abortion.
In every corner of our country have been expressing political, social, cultural, human rights and academic about this debate is necessary because it makes to a deepening of democracy and social justice. It is also an enormous debt to the women who die from clandestine abortions, with women who are affected her health and with all women for the shame that is the clandestine nature of abortion. In that sense
I mean we propose to decriminalize and legalize abortion so that when women do not seek to terminate a pregnancy can do so safely without endangering life, just as can those with economic resources, even in hiding.

Mr. President (Vega) .- Please ask the question.

Ms. Diaz .- I would ask one more minute because we are many organizations that are working for many years. (Applause.)

Mr. President (Vega) .- The rules are set by the House.

Ms. Diaz .- We want all of us and we legalize our own abortions. Because most of which we are here are part of the statistics of women who had abortions in Argentina and many who are here also accompanied. So we feel that a more democratic society is one that must account for the displuralidad live with that reproductive decisions of the differences about ethical and moral positions and that women also do not need more tutoring. We are now older and claim full citizenship to make our decisions.
Marianne Mollman greatly appreciated this support and we want to ask if he believes that the inclusion of international treaties to the Constitution is not a mandate on the decriminalization abortion. (Applause.)

Mr. President (Vega) .- Go Rioboo Mrs. MP. Ms.

Riobóo .- Mr. President, I congratulate you because this debate has lifted once the House. I also want to welcome the visit.
do not know why not suppose to adhere to the project. I belong to this committee, but the votes are counted as one, it is important to make public the commitment to this project. (Applause.) This is not demagoguery, but this issue has to do with people's lives, and working on committees requires an explicit and public calling legislators to consider you actually have relevance. (Applause.)

Mr. President (Vega) .- Marianne I call to answer what I can. Ms.

Mollman .- Thank you for all the questions. I'll try to group them not to take too long. Also I think that all were in the same direction. If you do not give a direct answer, please, come later because there were many questions and hopefully answer them all.
I will group them as follows: first, the responses on the numbers of maternal deaths, ideas and tables on the legalization of abortion. There were also several questions about what to do with economics of abortion, prices. In addition, there were several legal questions, namely about the life of the embryo and also regarding a constitutional mandate. And finally some questions, the most philosophical, about whether it is a matter only of women or also men, and whether it should be a strategy or philosophy that the subject of right to privacy. I will also talk about whether doctors should report. I think with that cover it all. Let's see if I can.
As for maternal death figures I mean, first of all, I am a legal expert, I have a Masters in Political Science and read the statistics of the Ministries of Health in countries where I do research. We do not we get statistical data, the study we do is scientific quality and is a legal analysis by comparing the reality with the obligations of the State where work on the figures of the State.
Consequently, the management figures and state figures are not Human Rights Watch. I did not bring all the figures but I do get to the committees that will address this issue.
I'll talk about two experiences: one has to do with what was the Soviet bloc. You know that under dictatorships had abortion on demand, but there was little access to contraception. Then with the advent of democracy in many countries criminalized abortion and then again legislative moves to decriminalize and promoted by women and men from those countries who saw that maternal mortality and suffering of the women went to the penalty. But through these experiences you can see a return of maternal deaths directly related to the penalty.
also depends on the environment. We did a study this year that we take on Ireland, where abortion is strictly penalized unless the life-not the health of pregnant women at risk. Ireland is one of the countries with the lowest rate of maternal mortality in the world. Why? For the woman who aborts, it does in other countries nearby. It's kind of export the problem because the woman can go to other countries such as Inglatera or Holland for an abortion. The effect is the health of the woman because she is late for an intervention that could be much safer if done early in pregnancy.
This has to do with experience outside of Latin America.
Within Latin America in general legislation on abortion is very restrictive, although there are differences and there were significant advances in the last three or four years.
The most important advance has been fully legalized abortion in the first trimester of pregnancy in Mexico City. It is a law that only applies in that city, but one of the largest cities, if not the largest in the world. And the result is that thousands and thousands of women had access to a safe and legal abortion. And if not surely have made an illegal abortion.
also see that decriminalization leads to women who undergo an abortion with Misoprostol at home or with other medications, they are less afraid to go for a post-abortion care. Anyway, in this case the effect can be achieved to some extent with the laws or procedures performed in Uruguay to which he referred Mrs. Lubertino. There the physician has an obligation to tell a woman who arrives with the intention of aborting it if you will give attention post abortion, that's the best way to abort and can not help. But the doctor has an obligation to help the woman to abort the best way. This is from the perspective of a woman who wants an abortion, will do it.
I've talked to many women who have had abortions and none of them thought it would be at risk of becoming so. Many of them are also deeply religious women and reconcile his Catholic faith with the fact that they need an abortion based on their children. They are women who say: I have five kids and I can not feed another. Sin need not to make a greater sin to not feed my children. I just tell
experience of women with whom I have spoken. (Applause.)
Regarding maternal mortality, it seems very important to give an example of a Latin American country where there was a setback. I refer to Nicaragua where he performed abortions in cases where the pregnant woman's life was in danger. However, the Penal Code was amended and now is completely against abortion, even when you are sure that pregnant women will die.
Since this legislation has increased maternal mortality. Even a law that goes against Catholic dogma here will certainly people with more experience because I understand if you need to perform a medical procedure to save the life of a person and abortion is its side effect, then this procedure is not against Catholic dogma because life is saved. So the purpose of the procedure is life saving.
With reference to economic analysis, but the figures I have women tell me I talk. They mention that the procedures can cost from 50 to 1,500 pesos or more. Ms.

Assistant .- Now cost 4,500 pesos. Ms.

Mollman .- For women I talk too much to pay 1,500 pesos.
I also want to tell you that in Nicaragua we saw that the criminalization of abortion directly raise prices because the woman has to leave the country to do so. Also, your also in danger of going to jail. So he says he will not perform this procedure. The doctor has good intentions, but also in danger.
understand that the issue deserves analysis. The market for clandestine abortion is at the expense of women and their bodies.
Regarding legal issues, then yes I have more experience.
I have here four or five pages of case law relating to right of the embryo, because it hoped to raise this question. I clarify that I will not read it all.
I think the short answer, perhaps not very satisfactory, it does not exist in international law of human rights the right to life of the embryo. There is no specific reason for any society has reached agreement on when to start a human. What we can consider it when they die, women and the law leads to more pain or more maternal deaths in women. This itself can be studied, but one can not study when you start a human being. You can study when there is life, but life in many things that are not human beings. Then you also have to distinguish that aspect.
What I want to read the relevant case law regarding the American Convention on Human Rights, which is also incorporated in the Constitution of Argentina.
The Convention is the only international human rights instrument that enables the implementation of the right to life from the moment of conception, that is, is the only instrument that talks about it. And he does as follows. Said that the right to life shall be protected 'in general' from the moment of conception.
have been a case before the Inter-American Commission regarding the interpretation of that article, I will read the relevant parts, because it seems important to be clear.
The Commission found that the wording of the right to life, Article 4, had been very conscious that the intention of the founders of the Convention, to include the clause 'in general', was precisely to allow that there is no restrictive domestic legislation on abortion.
addition, the Commission said and I quote again, "that" was recognized during the drafting session in San José that this phrase left open the possibility that States Parties to a future convention would be included in local legislation the most diverse cases abortion, "referring to the possibility that some countries may include legal abortion under this article.
And said: "... it is clear that the interpretation which the petitioners awarded the definition of right to life contained in the Convention is incorrect. " The petitioners believed that "in general, from the moment of conception" protected forever and in all cases the embryo, and the Commission argued that this is incorrect.
He continued: "The addition of the phrase 'in general, from the moment of conception' does not mean that the drafters of the Convention intended to modify the concept of right to life that prevailed in Bogota, when they adopted the American Declaration . The legal implications of the clause 'in general, from the moment of conception' are substantially different from the shorter clause 'from the moment of conception', which appears repeatedly in the document of the petitioners. " In other words, drew it "in general." There
cited several countries that had made it clear in the negotiations on the Convention, which was not really intended to say that abortion had to be penalized. The idea was rather to leave open the possibility of different types of legislation on abortion.

Mr. President (Vega) .- This is an advisory opinion? What number is it? Ms.

Mollman .- Is the case is usually called "Baby boy ", but" White and Potter v. United States of America, 1981.
Asked if doctors have to report women to the authorities, I think I did not say it was an obligation. If I said, I should clarify that it is not.

It seems pertinent to a study by the organization CEDES Argentina published in 2001 on the views of doctors in Argentina. 60 percent of doctors surveyed believed they should report to the authorities to a woman with symptoms of self-induced abortion. So one thing is what the law says and what they think other doctors.
suppose that since 2001 the views have changed a bit, but I'm impressed that almost 60 percent of physicians think they have a duty to report. About
more philosophical questions, starting with whether it is just a question of women, I do not think so but it is a public health issue, human rights, democracy and involving the entire the world. (Applause.)
That said, it is clear that women live in their bodies the consequences of the legislation. Therefore, I think you have to give voice to women who have experience in this field.
Another question is on the right to privacy as a basis for legislation. I think it is appropriate to clarify that I come to speak from the point of view American law and I am not American. From my personal perspective I come from a European experience of abortion legislation that is similar to that applied in Mexico quarters. Also consider that she meets a rather philosophical concern that there is a difference between an embryo of 2, 3 or 4 weeks and an unborn child in late pregnancy. Yes, there is a difference, that is not well in American law overturned.
However, as human rights organizations are interpreting and giving you a legal analysis of the obligations of the State's voluntary. I'm not giving my personal opinion but I mention the treaties establishing international law that are embodied in the Constitution of Argentina.
Nor am I an expert on Argentine constitutional law. But I think the logic, if incorporated into international treaties also include the intent of these treaties is that women can decide about their bodies and that the state has to give all the necessary tools to do so. (Applause.)

Mr. President (Vega) .- I know that in my email box I received about 850 threats and accusations, something that no one deserves.
am very sorry that some doomsayers believe that this meeting would end badly. We have respected. (Applause.) I ask that we continue to do because we continue to address the issue and listening to different positions. Call to the churches and those who think differently. All will be heard.
I am grateful to all, especially that of Dr. Marianne Mollman.




At the door of Congress. Photo: Angeline Montoya Ms. Storani .- Special thanks to Marianne and one person who could not come today but is closely linked to the subject for many years, I mean FEIN Mabel Bianco, who made the contact we could count on the presence of our guest today. President (Vega) .- In this way, we closed the meeting.
- It's time 17 and 49.




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With the exposure of the Danish Marianne Mollman, legal expert at Human Rights Watch, began to be discussed in the Criminal Law Committee a project that aims to decriminalize abortion up to twelve weeks gestation.


By Mariana Carbajal

"The criminalization of abortion incompatible with human rights "and" not only bring serious consequences to health and life of the woman who needs to terminate her pregnancy, but also creates a public health problem "because it results in" clandestine and unsafe practices that for decades have constituted a major cause of maternal mortality in Argentina. " So yesterday the Danish summarized Marianne Mollman, legal expert of the renowned international human rights organization Human Rights Watch, the impact of abortion in the country, opening in a historic day, the debate on the voluntary interruption of pregnancy in Criminal Law Committee of the House of Deputies.

As expected, was the only speaker invited, although several deputies and deputies of the ruling and opposition, when the questions, express their position, mainly in favor of decriminalization and legalization of abortion. "No woman gets pregnant to abort," he said Mollman, in a very clear English, noting that "the suffering caused by the criminalization of abortion in the country they live almost exclusively on the poor."

According to his research in Argentina, he said, the criminalization leads women to desperate measures, such as attempting to abort with knitting needles, probes and parsley stems. " The specialist also broke the major arguments of the anti-rightist groups, aligned with the position of the Catholic hierarchy and evangelical groups opposed to the decriminalization, and clarified that "there exists in international human rights law to life embryo, because no society has agreed begins when a human being. " In this regard, stressed that it is a misunderstanding to maintain that the American Convention on Human Rights protects life from conception always because "the intention of the drafters was to allow legislation has domestic permitting abortion. "

The meeting was headed by the chairman of the Criminal Law, Juan Carlos Vega, who stressed that the country is practiced around 450 thousand abortion per year, and pledged to continue the debate the issue next year, with the insistent posing of deputies of the ruling and opposition parties. "Everything in this committee is open ends," said Vega, the Civic Coalition, to ensure that yesterday's not the only call to talk about projects that address the issue of abortion. He acknowledged that this is a debate "crossed by religion and poverty" and said he had received about 850 emails with threats.

The project has more accessions, of which they were made out to the Penal Law, is the National Campaign for the Right to Abortion Legal, Safe and Free, with nearly fifty signatures of deputies. Yesterday added two more: Juan Pablo Tunesi radicals and Sandra Riobó announced its commitment to the initiative, which decriminalized abortion (IVE) in the first 12 weeks of gestation.

Página/12 Vega told will be the fourth item on the agenda of the committee next year, but said that before tackling the analysis of projects will be days like of yesterday, with invitations to specialists "to listen to all positions." The fact that the next is an election year could delay treatment until 2012 in the campus.

The radical and Cecilia Maria Luisa Storani Merchán, of Free the South, attending the session, had a key role in negotiating with the authorities of Penal Law, which made an alliance cross, to finally start the abortion debate this year, even at the edge of the end of the regular sessions. "We're saving lives with this," said Storani, who since joining the Congress in the last election, promised to stimulate discussion in Parliament.

Mollman exposure was needed in data, to be referred to the recent increase in maternal mortality that was released this week and that puts the consequences of unsafe abortions as the main cause (see separate article). He elaborated on the health impact of the criminalization of abortion and also on the human rights framework and responsibilities of the Argentine government at the time of incorporating international treaties into the constitution. In that sense, explained that Plexus policy implies a duty to "decriminalize and legalize abortion" to "protect the right to life, health, integrity and autonomy of women "and that the State provide abortion services to ensure" access to Practice "to all women, not only those who can afford it.

also listed the country's recent recommendations that the committee did this year's UN Human Rights and the Rights of the Child which monitors implementation of the Convention on the Elimination of Discrimination against Women (known by its acronym English, CEDAW), which coincidentally expressed concern about the consequences of the criminalization of abortion in Argentina. "Authoritative interpretations of international law recognize that access to safe and legal abortion is essential to enjoyment and realization of human rights of women, "said the specialist, who conducted two investigations in Argentina from Human Rights Watch on the tragedy of abortion and claims relating to sexual and reproductive.

1-The Board passed the one where the heated debates by Resolution 125 - was full of age and had plenty of journalistic presence. There were no incidents, although it was a contentious issue, which arouses irreconcilable positions. Among the public, more than a hundred members of the Campaign, with its green bandannas, enthusiastically followed the meeting. Some of the activists came from Neuquén, Mendoza and Chubut expected to witness the opening of debate in Congress. It did see very few people opposed to decriminalization, a woman had to be cast by security personnel to refuse to save a poster which featured a picture of a fetus and one with slogans opposing the legalization of abortion. Outside the annex of Representatives, members of leftist parties supported the discussion, Batucada, and separated by Rivadavia Avenue, a tiny group of young demonstrators with orange signs against decriminalization.

At the hearing there were about thirty deputies in most blocks, not only members of the Committee on Criminal Law, but also of others who must rule on the subject, such as Family, Women, Children and Adolescents "was its president, Claudia Rucci, the Federal Peronism, and Social Action and Public Health , headed by the Kirchner Antonio Morante. Were present and took the floor at the end of the exposure of Mollman Vilma Ibarra, Fresh Encounter, whose bloc signed the project of the Campaign but also introduced another in similar terms, but extends the period for abortions to 14 weeks; Storani Merchán The radical Silvia Storni, the Kirchner Juliana Di Tullio, Marcela Rodriguez and Fernanda Gil Lozano DC, and the socialist Miguel Barrios. All expressed support for the proposal of the campaign. They made clear its opposition to legal reform Ivana Bianchi, the Federal Peronism, and Cynthia Ho-tton Gospel, which was the only boos of the afternoon. Bianchi asked "Where is the right of the unborn child" and Mollman replied that he "does not exist in international law the right of the embryo." "There is a difference between embryo and unborn child," he added.

women MPs also heard Diana Maffía Buenos Aires (CC), María José Lubertino (Meeting People for Victory) and Estela Diaz on behalf of the Campaign.

few minutes earlier, Mollman noted that the Ministry of Health estimates that 40 percent of pregnancies end in abortion nationwide. "Logically" he went on to say that every one of you in this room knows at least one woman who has had at least one abortion. I'm sure these women and girls, your sisters, daughters, wives, mothers, friends, did not take the decision to terminate a pregnancy lightly. And I'm sure they would have preferred not to need an abortion. Any pregnant woman to abort. "


Thursday, December 2, 2010

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A little about me ... Knowing a little


A few days of completion of a new phase of my life, I want to thank the wonderful family I have, friends and my boyfriend, who have supported me every day this stage. Coming to college was not in my plans, but I must confess that was wrong, now I realize that is an incredible time, you grow as a person much more than anywhere else, have the ability to learn, share and value . Dear colleagues I want to share a little of my life, which one does in college and is restricted only to those who are closest, but I think after 5 years of share warrants to know me a little more, start by saying that I come from a poor family, simple, but with very marked, thank my parents for everything they have given me because even though they could not give me material things gave me tools that will serve me for life and filled me with love in every moment, if re-birth, choose without hesitation. Things I love, like many of you know I practice Taekwondo, a Korean martial art, from girl always struck me martial arts and one day I decided to learn, and I did good, it's my escape from reality because I think the best and release all the bad vibes. also Thanks to the TKD I met my boyfriend of 6 years and is a passion that unites us. Another thing is that I love children, if someday I could help in some way do not hesitate to do so, especially the less fortunate, they do not deserve to suffer and certainly all of that stage experiences influence their development as individuals . I love to watch movies whenever I can dedicate myself to it, reading novels. Enjoying nature is another thing that fascinates me. But I have my side B, I am angry, especially those I have more confidence, poor people have to tolerate me ... I do not like being lied to, because I try not to do and for me the word has value, so if I I trust say something is true and if I find that it is not, then I do not trust these people. I do not like those families who have fewer resources, they have no spirit of resilience and perseverance, I am a clear example of that little can accomplish a lot, if you put effort and patience, we can not expect things to "fall from high sky. " Colleagues and friends I am truly a grateful life, I struggled more than others, but that made me a whole person and allowed me to grow and see life differently, I hope God will continue to accompany me and provide me wisdom to do things as best as possible, to help others and to keep an inner humility.