On Friday (4), a British woman was considered to be a violation of a protection zone outside the abortion clinic in the United Kingdom, in the event that the Trump government was attracted about “freedom of expression” in the country.
Levia Trisisi-Pett, 64, from Bournemouth, a city on the southern coast of England, was condemned on charges of violating the public space protection order (PSPO), legislation that prohibits protests near abortion services in March 2023.
Activist anti -abortion and a retired medical world held a sign outside the abortion clinic in Bournemouth, saying: “Here to speak if you want.”
“She does not have a vision that her presence could have a harmful effect on women who bring the clinic, its members, its members and its members,” provincial judge, Orla Austin, told Paul to know Termisi Bolt.
The judge added that “although this defendant has a pro -life views, it is important to note that this issue is not related to the rights and errors related to abortion, but about whether the defendant violates PSPO (arrangement of protection of public spaces).”
The issue of the US State Department attracted the attention of the US State Department at a time when Washington expressed their concerns about freedom of expression in the United Kingdom and other European countries.
The US State Department office wrote on Sunday before the decision: “The United States of America’s relations in the monarchy shares mutual respect for human rights and basic freedoms. However, Vice President Vancer said, we are concerned about the freedom of expression in the United Kingdom,” the US State Department office wrote on Sunday before the decision.
DRL added that one of his advisers met, “He was watching” his case.
US Vice President JD Vance was previously criticizing UK policies, including safe access areas around abortion clinics, saying it restricts freedom of expression.
During a speech in Munich Security Conference In February, Vans quoted the example of a man who was arrested for prayer near the abortion clinic.
“In the United Kingdom and all over Europe, freedom of expression, fear, decline,” he said at the conference.
S. UK government He refused to suggest Vans, and he refused that the issue could harm the efforts made to close a trade agreement with an administration that imposed a comprehensive tariff.
“The Prime Minister was clear, even during his visit to the White House … that the United Kingdom was freedom of expression in this country for a long time and we are proud of that,” said UK Prime Minister Kiir Steemer, Jonathan Reynolds on Tuesday (1).
The UK provided safe arrival areas around British abortion clinics on October 31. The law applies 150 meters from the abortion service provider.
“The right to access to abortion services is the primary right to women in this country, and no one should feel safe when seeking to reach them,” said Jess Phillips, UK Minister of Protection at the time.
