The Prince of Liechtenstein blocks abortion legalization in his country
Liechtenstein's Parliament approved an abortion law following a citizens' initiative, but the Prince vetoed it, citing protection of unborn life. The law was backed by a quarter of voters.
- Current Liechtenstein law prohibits abortions generally.
- The Prince of Liechtenstein used his veto power for the first time to block an abortion legalization law.
- The law to legalize abortion was approved by the country's Parliament.
- The initiative was signed by roughly a quarter of the nation's voters.
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