Dutch activists provide link between Indian entrepreneur providing cost-price tablets and desperate people in places where terminations are otherwise unavailableDelicious smells permeate a small office in Nagpur as an elderly woman cooks lunch for the 40-odd staff: roti,steamed rice, moong bean dal, or spicy potato hash and mutter paneer curry.
It’s all a long way,geographically and culturally, from the streets of Belfast nearly 5000 absent. But the two cities are joined by a hidden thread, and a pharma pipeline that is helping many hundreds of women in Northern Ireland to get around its stringent anti-abortion law.
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Source: theguardian.com