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Thailand's Unborn (Video)

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Posted in Society, thailand videos
Tags: Abortion, Al Jazeera, Bangkok, Fetuses, Temples

February 12 2011

The gruesome discovery in November 2010 of more than 2.000 fetuses in a temple in Bangkok sent shock waves through Thailand.

Because abortion is not legal in Thailand, this has created a network of shady abortion clinics in backstreets. An undesirable situation, which has led to a national debate about the country's outdated abortion laws. These date from the 50s.

This edition of Al Jazeerah 101-East discusses the taboo on abortion in Thailand and asks whether current abortion laws should be changed.

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