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Hungary eases abortion rules

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Briefings

Hungary's government announced a policy shift ending the controversial 'heartbeat regulation' and improving protections against violence. This marks a departure from former PM Viktor Orban's conservative approach, with reforms scheduled to take effect in 2026. The change aims to reduce restrictions on abortion access and enhance safety measures for women.

Key points

• The 'heartbeat regulation' is being scrapped, ending restrictions on abortion access.
• Women are to receive better protection against violence under new reforms.

Context

This policy change represents a significant shift from Viktor Orban's previous conservative stance on reproductive rights and safety in Hungary.

Limitations

Reforms are scheduled for 2026, but specific implementation timelines and full impact on abortion access are not detailed in the source.

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