Unconstitutionality of CFM Resolution 2.378/202
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Resolution no. 2.378/2024, Amicus curiae in ADPF 1141 (STF), IBCCRIMAbstract
IBCCRIM has requested admission as amicus curiae in ADPF 1141 (STF), in which the unconstitutionality of Resolution 2.378/2024 of the Federal Council of Medicine is argued. The issue under debate is the legal treatment of the fetal asystole procedure, for termination of pregnancy in cases of abortion resulting from rape after the 22nd week of pregnancy. The Institute's statement focuses both on the deontological aspect of the medical profession and, above all, on respect for the fundamental rights of girls and women. Check out the Institute's statement at: https://www.ibccrim.org.br/media/posts/arquivos/arquivo-10-06-2024-17-50-40-843006.pdf
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