Bavaria prohibits telemedical drops: women under general suspicion!

Bavaria prohibits telemedical drops: women under general suspicion!

The critical voices are not long in coming: consultants such as Ulrike Schauberger and Susanne Mittermair-Johnson from the Donum Vitae advice center in Rosenheim warn that the decision is further deteriorating the already inadequate medical care for women in Bavaria. Especially in rural regions, women often have to travel up to 200 kilometers to Munich to have a demolition. They emphasize that telemedical offers represent an essential solution that is now withdrawn without emergency care, also reports ovb-online.de

measures against abuse or disciplinary interventions?

Josef Lausch, member of the state parliament of the Free Voters, expresses his concern that the personal implementation of a demolition by a doctor is necessary to ensure the "special protection of unborn life". Critics such as the Green politician Katharina Schulze, on the other hand, require more trust in the decisions of women and return the claim of possible abuse. The concerns about the personal integrity of women, who often only find anonymous help in the advice, are enormous. According to Schauberger, the balancing act between the legal requirements and the real support for women becomes a sample for the advice centers.

The discussion could have far -reaching effects on the interfaces between legislation and women's rights in Bavaria. While the ban is sold as a protective measure, it also reveals the deeply rooted distrust of women and their decision -making processes. Access to safe and medically accompanied abortion thus remains a controversial and urgent topic.