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How an Indian woman made the Irish vote to legalise abortion
Savita’s death had triggered a massive debate over the issue of life-saving abortions and resulted in a new law that allows abortions under extreme circumstances.
Savita case:'Unfair to publish report without showing draft'
Ahead of the publication of a key report on Indian dentist Savita Halappanavar's death after being denied an abortion in Ireland, her husband's attorney has accused the health chiefs of being "disrespectful" to the deceased and the family by not showing the final draft.
Indian dentist Savita Halappanavar death prompts law review in Ireland
The historic new bill, which will have to be passed, will allow for limited legal termination where there is a threat to the mother's life.
Savita Halappanavar case: Midwife Ann Maria Burke says 'sorry'
Ann Maria Burke admitted she made the remark to dentist Savita in University Hospital Galway just days before she died after giving birth.
Savita giving me strength to fight for justice, says husband
The husband of an Indian dentist, who died after being refused an abortion in Ireland, has credited his departed wife for the strength to continue his fight for truth.
Savita's husband to take case to European human rights court
Savita died on October 28 after contracting septicaemia at Galway University Hospital. She had been 17-week pregnant and was found to be miscarrying.
Savita's family to take case to European court of Human Rights
Husband of Savita Halappanavar will proceed to European Court of Human Rights after Irish Health Minister did not agree for a public inquiry.Abortion laws: Irish PM Enda Kenny vows swift action, seeks calm discussion
Irish Prime Minister Enda Kenny has promised swift action over the issue of abortion laws and sought a "calm, rational and sensitive discussion" on it.Ireland to decide before year-end on expert group abortion report
The Irish government has said it will make a decision before the year-end about the country's tough abortion laws, weeks after Indian dentist Savita Halappanavar died.Irish Cabinet set to take up expert group's report on abortion
The report, which will be brought to the Cabinet by Minister for Health James Reilly, will be published after the meeting, The Irish Times reported today.
Savita's father appeals to Ireland for public inquiry
Andappa Yalagi expressed dissatisfaction with the progress so far in finding out why his daughter died in Galway University Hospital on October 28th.
'Ireland to act speedily to implement legislation on abortion'
The X case established the right of Irish women to an abortion if a pregnant woman's life was at risk because of pregnancy, including the risk of suicide.
Ireland to order statutory inquiry into Savita Halappanavar's death
Ireland will also order a statutory inquiry into the death of Savita due to pregnancy-related complications after being denied abortion, in a move seen as an attempt to meet her husband's demand for a full public probe.Savita's abortion requests missing from medical file
Praveen described how the missing information had destroyed his faith in the Irish Republic's Health and Safety Executive (HSE).
Inquiry into Savita Halappanavar's death will be fair, methodical: Ireland
Ireland today unveiled a 7-member team that will probe the tragic death of an Indian dentist.
Khurshid closely following developments in Savita death case
This was conveyed to her husband Praveen Halappanavar, according to sources in the Indian External Affairs Ministry.
Savita Halappanavar's death: Ireland says won't be rushed into decision on abortion right
Irish PM has said he is awaiting a report by an expert group on the issue but will not be rushed into an immediate decision on right to abortion.
Irish probe into Savita Halappanava's death should be transparent and fair: Vayalar Ravi
As the tragic death of Indian dentist in Ireland continues to evoke outrage world wide, Vayalar Ravi said the inquiry should be 'transparent and fair'.NCW to take up Savita's case with External Affairs Ministry
The National Commission for Women today said it would take up with the External Affairs Ministry the death of Savita Halappanavar in Ireland.Load More
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