requests for “data related to menstruation tracking applications” as part of the police’s investigations.
Better use the open-source apps drip. or Periodical for menstrual cycle tracking.
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requests for “data related to menstruation tracking applications” as part of the police’s investigations.
Better use the open-source apps drip. or Periodical for menstrual cycle tracking.
I don’t understand what they’re testing for them for? It says illegal abortions… but abortion is legal in the UK and easily accessible. Who’s getting illegal abortions?
Although abortion was legalised in England and Wales in 1967, the procedure is still criminal in specific circumstances.
Under Section 58 of the Offence Against the Person Act 1861, which carries a maximum life sentence, it is illegal for a woman to administer “poison” (abortion pills) with the intent to cause her own miscarriage after the 24-week legal limit.
As the article also says:
Even when the test finds no trace of abortion medication women can continue to remain under suspicion “as a negative test does not exclude earlier use of drugs”, he said. In that event, he argued, “the only motivation for testing is entrapment”.
And the article examines a wide range of intrusive measures by police forces in the UK and other countries, violating fundamental human rights.
Dr Jonathan Lord
Dr Lord. What a fancy name.