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supreme court of india abortion law gestational limits for rape survivors analysis 534134
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- Supreme Court of India urged Union Government to reconsider gestational limits under MTP Act for rape survivors.
- Current law allows termination up to 24 weeks; Court highlighted rigidity fails to accommodate delayed reporting and trauma.
- Court permitted a minor rape survivor to terminate pregnancy beyond 30 weeks.
- Court recognized reproductive autonomy as constitutional right under Article 21.
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