Q: Is it illegal to have an abortion in Trinidad and Tobago?
A: Yes, according to the Offences Against the Person Act, 1925, as amended, abortion is illegal in Trinidad and Tobago.
s.56 states that the penalty for a mother attempting or having an abortion is four (4) years in prison.
s.57 states that the penalty for anyone facilitating the abortion, i.e., purchasing or supplying the pills or instrument, is two (2) years in prison.
A: Yes, according to the Offences Against the Person Act, 1925, as amended, abortion is illegal in Trinidad and Tobago.
s.56 states that the penalty for a mother attempting or having an abortion is four (4) years in prison.
s.57 states that the penalty for anyone facilitating the abortion, i.e., purchasing or supplying the pills or instrument, is two (2) years in prison.
Is there any way that an abortion can be carried out without violating the law? Such as rape?
ReplyDeleteare there any conditions that would allow a legal abortion?
ReplyDeleteNot in T&T, but getting an abortion is so easy... it might as well be legal.
DeleteSo if a rape victim wants to abort the child of her rapist it's considered illegal in this country? Sweet T & T indeed.
ReplyDeletehow is the easiest abortion done in t&t i need to it asap
ReplyDeleteAbortions are illegal.
DeleteDo you know of any abortion cases in Trindad and Tobago?
ReplyDeleteIf a persons wife has an abortion without consent of husband can he seek redress?
ReplyDeleteNot really...
DeleteThen the law does not protect anyone
DeleteWhy do we even have this law against it when a fetus is not considered in rerum natura?
ReplyDeleteMy gf had an abortion without telling me. She only told me anky the baby after taking the final pill. What are the chances the baby will live. It 2 months old.
ReplyDeletePlease don't confuse a Doctorate in Law with Medical Doctor... you should visit the Eric Williams Medical Sciences Complex in Mt. Hope for assistance, or your nearest health facility.
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