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In April last year , Japan approved the use of the two -step abortion pill — MeFeego Pack — for pregnancies up to nine weeks .
Before that, women in the East Asian nation could only receive a surgical abortion in private clinics.
Only 3% of all clinics with abortion services in Japan provide them a year after the pill’s approval.
Women in Japan are banned from taking abortion pills at home and must be in hospitals.
The Japanese government has attributed the decreasing number of fertility rate to 'women who don't give birth' Women are made to feel socially guilty for trying to choose not to give birth, researcher Tsukahara said.
Fukuda said that the government’s support of favorable reproductive policies stops with women who don’t want babies.
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