TIME Magazineのインスタグラム(time) - 3月8日 23時13分

Poland is home to some of the most restrictive abortion laws in the European Union. Ireland has similar laws, but the procedure is legal, with some restrictions, in Italy, Germany and Spain. Abortion is legal in France up to 12 weeks from conception, and thereafter for health reasons, with the approval of two doctors. In Poland, the procedure is only permitted if the mother’s health is at risk, there’s a fetal abnormality, or the pregnancy results from rape or incest. Even then, women say it’s extremely hard to find a doctor who will perform the procedure. Women can technically order pills for medical abortions from other countries, but women say packages can be held up by customs and the process is difficult. Some have chosen, instead, to travel to Prenzlau, a German town just over the border, to seek the procedure from a Polish doctor who has worked in Germany for more than 35 years. These three women, who terminated their pregnancies and were resting in the hospital's gynecology wing, were photographed in March 2017 by @kasia_strek. "I believe women have the right to choose what they want to do with their own bodies," says Dr. Rudzinski, who estimates he sees about 20 Polish women every week, including many from Poland. "I don’t think abortion should be a taboo subject." The image is part of a long-term project documenting the state of women’s reproductive health in Poland. See the full photo essay on TIME.com. Photograph by @kasia_strek #womensday

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