'Law Reform' and Abortion in Queensland

Chisholm Health Ethics Bulletin 15 (2):4 (2009)
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Campbell, Ray Trying to fully understand what was behind the recent amendments to the Criminal Code in Queensland and the continued pressure to change the law on abortion is something like trying to do a jigsaw puzzle. However, in this case there are one or two foreign pieces that really do not contribute to the true picture, but are introduced as a distraction

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