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Gestational limits for elective abortion in Europe (in weeks from implantation)
Illegal
Legal but unavailable (N.Ireland)
Legal first 5 weeks (Turkmen)
Legal first 10 weeks
Legal first 11 weeks (Estonia)
Legal first 12 weeks
Legal first 13 weeks (3 months, Austria, Tunisia)
Legal first 14 weeks
Legal first 18 weeks
Legal first 22 weeks (Iceland)
Legal first 24 weeks
Technically illegal, but generally available under exemptions through 12 weeks (Finland)
Technically illegal, but generally available under exemptions to 24 weeks (Great Britain)
Technically 12 weeks, but generally available to 22 weeks
Technically 12 weeks, but generally available to 28 weeks
Legal if the pregnancy is not from marriage; generally available under exemptions otherwise (Israel)
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| Author | Kwamikagami |
| Other versions | Key colors same as in file:Gestational limits for elective abortion in the United States.svg , but offset by 3 weeks, as European laws count from implantation, and most US laws from LMP |
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