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Dutch hospitals are being urged to expand late-term abortion services between 22 and 24 weeks, as only a handful currently offer them — forcing some women to travel abroad. While legal up to 24 weeks, these procedures require hospital settings due to higher risks, yet staffing and emotional toll make them rare. One major hospital offers counseling and adoption options, and despite rising demand, clinics face growing threats and intimidation. Lawmakers are now reviewing the abortion law amid this urgent access gap.

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