
This site is a collaboration between @fdelond and @maireadenright and aims to answer your questions about the law in the run-up to the #8thref
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Here on one page are the 10 Qs we are asked most often about #8thref with succinct answers & links for more info: threadreaderapp.com/thread/9…
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One year from #repealthe8th we return for one tweet only to mark this anniversary, to thank everyone who engaged w us and found our work helpful, and to look ahead to better law and implementation and to #freesafelegalandlocal for all pregnant people all across Ireland ✊✊🏽✊🏻✊🏿
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This is what the ballot paper will look like.
The 36th Amendment Bill would (i) remove Art 40.3.3 (8th Amendment) & (ii) insert 'Provision may be made by law for regulation of termination of pregnancy'.
Tá = repeal/change
Níl = retain/no change
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Leading Irish lawyers in the UK have endorsed aboutthe8th.com and collaborated with @Lawyers4Choice and @LdnIrishARC to produce mythbusting videos on the effects of a Yes vote. Please share. xitter.cf/Lawyers4Choice/status/…
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The argument that the proposed legislation is virtually identical to the UK legislation persists, but it is not true. The image attached is a chart comparing the grounds & timelines in both. A fuller analysis is here: aboutthe8th.com/2018/04/06/w…
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Ben O Floinn's article today in the Irish Times suggests that repeal would have an impact on the law of medical negligence irishtimes.com/opinion/repea…. It would not. We explain. aboutthe8th.com/2018/05/17/w…
Today on our facebook page we will be comparing current Irish abortion law and the government's proposals using illustrative stories from @InHerIrishShoes facebook.com/aboutthe8th/
Useful, accessible, accurate piece // Q&A: what happens after abortion vote on Friday?
via @IrishTimes
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You can now find an Irish sign language version of our information booklet, coproduced with @Lawyers4Choice, here m.facebook.com/story.php?sto…
Thank you to the Deaf Community Together for Yes for doing this.
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As usual we are not live tweeting #twip but there were debates between @SenatorMcDowell and @RonanMullen and then @AnneRabbitte and @ReginaDo; here is a law-check on law-related claims made. [Thread]
Deputy Rabbitte argued the hard cases of rape and FFA could be dealt with by legislators if there is a no vote. This is not correct. They can only be dealt with if the 8th is repealed or amended. Either will require a referendum. They cannot be addressed under the current law.


