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DISSECTING PROCEDURAL JUSTICE: INDONESIAN AND THAI LEGAL POLICIES TOWARDS FEMALE RAPE VICTIMS WHO CHOOSE ABORTION
The practice of abortion, particularly that resulting from rape, is a complex legal, health, and human rights issue in Indonesia and Thailand. Female victims of rape often experience unwanted pregnancies, which can have serious physical, psychological, and social consequences, potentially leading
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