Women on Waves are planning to fly in the drugs as a publicity stunt

A "woman's rights" group plan to deliver abortion drugs to Poland using small, unmanned helicopters.

According to recent reports, Women on Waves are planning to fly in the drugs from Germany, to address the so-called "social injustice" of Poland's abortion law. [Guardian, 24 June] Paul Tully, SPUC's general secretary, commented, saying "This is a publicity stunt."

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• Pope links ending abortion with saving planet [Independent, 18 June]
• Euthanasia patient changes mind at last minute [The Local, 24 June]
• Lord Farmer: Evidence for physician-assisted suicide "is far from reassuring" [Politics Home, 24 June]
• Changing law on assisted suicide neither necessary or safe (letter) [Guardian, 23 June]
• The assisted dying bill brings danger not comfort [Huffington Post, 23 June]
• When the final solution becomes the right solution [Huffington Post, 22 June]