Every week, a woman dies in Argentina due to illegal abortions, prompting a renewed push for legal reproductive rights in 2018.
Synopsis
Every week, a woman dies in Argentina due to illegal abortions, prompting a renewed push for legal reproductive rights in 2018.
Synopsis
In the streets of Buenos Aires, women gather to demand their right to choose. In 2018, Argentina's national congress faces a motion for legal, secure, and free abortion for the seventh time. The proposal sparks intense debate between pro-life advocates and supporters of reproductive rights. Marta Alanis, a key figure in the movement, shares her testimony alongside others fighting for physical self-determination. "Let It Be Law" documents their mobilization and the societal divide surrounding this critical issue.
Deep Dive
Why Watch
- Meet women mobilizing for abortion rights in Buenos Aires.
- Find out about Argentina's ongoing abortion debate.
- See the impact of illegal abortions on women's lives.
Did You Know
- A woman dies every week in Argentina due to illegal abortions.
- The 2018 motion for legal abortion was presented to congress for the seventh time.
- The documentary features testimonies from women fighting for their rights.
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Frequently Asked Questions
How many women die each week due to illegal abortions in Argentina?
In Argentina, a woman dies every week due to illegal abortions.
What year was the motion for legal abortion presented to the Argentine congress?
The motion advocating for legal, secure, and free abortion was presented to the national congress in 2018.
Who directed the documentary 'Let It Be Law'?
The documentary 'Let It Be Law' was directed by Juan Diego Solanas.
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