Abortion ban ruled unconstitutional; what should revisions be?
(WorldNews South Korea)

Anti-abortion ban activists celebrate outside of the Constitutional Court in Seoul, April 11, after the court ruled against the ban. / Yonhap By Bahk Eun-ji After the Constitutional Court ruled last week that the country`s 66-year-old abortion ban must be lifted, politicians face one of their toughest tasks in revising the relevant law: the legal limitations. In its ruling, the court said banning abortion in the early stages of pregnancy was `an unconstitutional restriction that violates a woman`s right to make her own decisions on personal matters.` But it left it to the National Assembly to decide whether to restrict abortions in the late stages of a pregnancy, and when exactly would be...