Abortion Rights Advocates Demand Legal Changes After Woman's Death in Poland

A 33-year-old woman in Poland died of sepsis after being denied an abortion in her fifth month of pregnancy.
Under Poland's strict abortion law, termination is only permitted in cases of rape, incest or threat to a woman's life or health.
Women's rights groups argue the law puts women's lives at risk as doctors prioritize fetuses over women for ideological or legal reasons.
Protests demanding liberalization of the abortion law are planned in cities across Poland following the woman's death.
Critics argue doctors who refuse to perform abortions on moral grounds also contribute to the problem.