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Prime Minister Donald Tusk has admitted that there will not be a majority for the liberalisation of Poland 's abortion law during the current parliamentary term that is, until at least 2027 .
Tusk’s Civic Coalition (KO) the largest group in the ruling coalition, whose members range from the left to centre right came to power on a promise to end Poland 's near-total abortion ban introduced in 2021 .
A hospital in Poland fined for refusing to provide an abortion in the first such case since the government introduced a requirement for publicly funded healthcare providers to offer such procedures.
Until 2020 , abortion in Poland was legal in three cases: when pregnancy threatened the life or health of the mother, when it resulted from a criminal act (such as rape or incest), or when a severe birth defect was diagnosed in the foetus.
In November 2020 , the constitutional court outlawed the third of those grounds, which had previously constituted around 97% of legal abortions.
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