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by the votes on all of these rand paul attack articles ... its pretty evident where the movement is.
and being snarky and backhanded with the comments ... only amplifies the distaste ... i downvoted ... and elizabeth warren is socialist ... the purpose of her raising these issues is because she wants to expand government not return it to its constitutional role
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Russian abortion debate grows
By Editorial Staff
Published April 10, 1997
Women who come to state Clinic No. 193 for an abortion these days may be offered something extra: anti-abortion lectures and graphic films such as The Silent Scream.
"We'll work with those who want to help us,'' clinic director Irena Tsvetkova says of her decision to let Association Life, the Russian affiliate of the International Right to Life Federation, counsel in the clinic. "We're not very experienced at this.''
Tsvetkova also dispenses contraceptives and family-planning advice – which anti-abortion forces generally oppose.
It is a catch-all approach increasingly common in Russia, where officials without much money or up-to-date training are trying to curb the highest number of abortions in the world.
Progress has been slow.
By the most conservative estimates, Russia had 3 million to 4 million abortions last year – more than double the number of births. The rate is roughly four times higher than in the United States, and the average Russian woman, it is guessed, has three to eight abortions.
"We have had an abortion culture, and it is changing only slowly. In the Soviet Union it was the only method of family planning,'' says Yelena Ballayeva, coordinator of the Open Dialogue on Reproductive Rights.
Family-planning groups like hers cite some successes in lowering abortion through public information campaigns and contraceptives, but say that changing social attitudes takes time.
Meanwhile, a small but vocal contingent of anti-abortion activists, many backed by Western religious groups, are increasingly active. They have the support of the Russian Orthodox Church, and, free of the political baggage they carry in the United State, have broad access to schools, clinics and medical institutes.
The new debate over abortion plays on deep fears in Russia since the loss of the Cold War that its soul is sick and even its physical survival is at risk.
"I am thinking of course of the future of the country,'' the clinic director, Tsvetkova, answers when asked why the anti-abortion message appeals to her.
Russia's birth rate and life expectancy have plummeted, and nationalists say abortion is a crime against the nation. Vitaly Savitsky, a parliament member who is drafting a bill aimed at sharply restricting abortion and encouraging birth, says Russia is otherwise "doomed to extinction.''
Still, abortion is so ingrained a right that even its fiercest opponents don't imagine a ban anytime soon.
"This isn't Poland with the Catholic Church,'' sighs Olga Selikhova, director of Association Life. "We are at square one, trying to change the way people think. Here, they were taught that abortion is like having a tooth out.''
In Soviet days, contraceptives were scarce and of such poor quality that the dangers of crude, assembly-line abortions seemed the safer bet. The Soviet state needed women in the work force, and few had the time, money or living space to have more than one child.
Now, higher quality Western contraceptives are more available and affordable, but supplies can be unreliable and fears linger. Sex education is virtually nonexistent.
"People my age mostly hope they'll just be lucky enough not to get in trouble,'' says Vika, a 17-year-old who had an abortion this summer in a new St. Petersburg clinic for teens. She said her boyfriend wouldn't use condoms and she had heard birth control pills were dangerous.
Moreover, economic hard times continue to make babies seem like luxuries.
Women work in Russia's lowest paying jobs and account for most of the unemployed. Housing remains tight. And state subsidies to mothers are minuscule, between 30,000 and 50,000 rubles a month per child, roughly $6-$11.
"I would be eager to have a baby,'' says Vika, "but I just graduated from school and I don't have a job.''
Even abortion itself is becoming more expensive and difficult to obtain, Ballayeva says.
The crumbling of the Soviet health-care system means many women must go to private or regional clinics that set their own rates for a procedure that used to be free. In addition, a medical-insurance law passed in 1994 disqualified from state coverage abortions performed beyond five weeks.
"If it costs money, a lot of women can't have it. For many Russian women, even abortion is becoming just a dream,'' says Ballayeva, who is helping draft a law that would guarantee the right to affordable abortion.
Last year, President Boris Yeltsin signed a law creating a network of family-planning centers that would distribute free contraceptives based on economic need. It also called for an information campaign in print and broadcast.
As for The Silent Scream, aired three times on national television, it may have the opposite effect in Russia than intended. After seeing the film, which shows in detail what happens to a 12-week-old fetus during abortion, some viewers have said they were impressed by Western hygienic standards.
At Clinic No. 193, Tsvetkova says that whatever the counseling, the decision must still be the woman's.
"And they seem to go ahead and terminate the pregnancy,'' she said.
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Host Scott Simon talks with a 29-year-old Iraqi refugee who now lives in the U.S. She worked for the U.S. Army in Baghdad but had to flee Iraq because it was too dangerous to stay.
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We reached out to a 29-year-old Iraqi woman who's now living in the United States and says she does not intend to return to Iraq. Ten years ago, she was a university student living in Basra. Later, she worked for the U.S. Army until it became too dangerous. To protect her extended family still living in Iraq, she asked us not to use her name. We asked what she felt 10 years ago at the start of the war.
UNIDENTIFIED WOMAN: I would say confusion for the most part. We were very helpful that finally there is a potential for change. Finally, someone will help us to get rid of Saddam Hussein. But at the same time, I was born during his ruling. I never knew anything different. And we went through another attempt to remove him but it did not have a chance to succeed.
SIMON: When did you begin to figure out that this would not be a clean, clear-cut victory and back to normal life?
UNIDENTIFIED WOMAN: I would say when I went back to the university. It was guarded by the militia, major army militia, and we started seeing people from Mehdi army coming after us, asking us whether we are Sunni or Shia.
SIMON: Did you feel that your security was in danger?
UNIDENTIFIED WOMAN: Oh yeah, definitely. After the war in 2003, somebody ignited fire in our garden. We were one of only two Sunni families in our neighborhood. And I think that's when we realized our life is threatened. And then in 2004, I was engaged to a businessman. He was Jordanian businessman but he worked for American-British company and he was actually kidnapped. So, I realized things are not safe.
SIMON: How dangerous was it to work with the U.S. Army?
UNIDENTIFIED WOMAN: It was so dangerous. My father never knew I worked for them, and he passed away in December 2012. I told him I'm going to work in a communication company in Baghdad. My mom was the only one who knew the nature of our work, me and my sister.
SIMON: Why did you do work that dangerous?
UNIDENTIFIED WOMAN: It started by the feeling I wanted to help. I'm young enough. I felt I have the skills that is needed to help. But then when I started working with them - I was with the civil affairs - I just loved my team. I was their interpreter. And I cared about them enough, I did not trust anyone else to go out with them.
SIMON: These were Americans you're talking about.
UNIDENTIFIED WOMAN: Yes.
SIMON: What finally led you to leave in 2008?
UNIDENTIFIED WOMAN: This will make me sound like a coward. We had a lot of attacks on our own vehicle. And in every attack, we survived, nobody got killed. But in the latest attack, it was a very complex ambush. And two interpreters got killed, an American soldier. It was so bad. We literally were picking up his pieces from the street. And another soldier was shot in the face. Two other soldiers got burnt. And all of that happened right in front of me. And I kept going out with them on missions but I just could not function. The whole time I'm thinking: the IED is going to go off now. We're going to get attacked now. It got to a point I felt I'm just being a burden on them. I just had to leave.
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UNIDENTIFIED WOMAN: No, never.
SIMON: Despite all the pain, all the suffering?
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First look: UCLA at Washington
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