Human Rights: Abortion Rights

This presentation discusses the relationship between abortion policy and human rights.

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September 19, 2022

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MLA: Dalal, Ria. “Human Rights: Abortion Rights.” Institute for Youth in Policy, Institute for Youth in Policy, 20 Sept. 2022, https://cite.yipinstitute.org/AObsgKC.

APA: Dalal, R. (2022, September 20). Human Rights: Abortion Rights. Institute for Youth in Policy. Retrieved [Insert Today's Date] from https://cite.yipinstitute.org/AObsgKC

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The Institute for Youth in Policy wishes to acknowledge Marielle DeVos, Paul Kramer, Riya Kataria, Lilly Kurtz, and other contributors for developing and maintaining the Programming Department within the Institute.

Ria Dalal

2022 Fellow

I’m Ria Dalal, a high school senior at Oberoi International School in Mumbai, India. I currently take higher level courses in Global Politics, Psychology and Literature, and aim to explore these at breadth in the future.

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