Liechtenstein prince’s abortion veto causes concern

The hereditary prince of Liechtenstein has exercised his first veto to block a parliament-approved bill aimed at decriminalizing abortion and reforming restrictive laws. The legislation, supported by a citizens’ initiative and a majority of voters, sought to lift bans on abortion up to 12 weeks and improve access, including healthcare coverage. The prince argued that the reform was incompatible with protecting unborn life, causing disappointment among campaigners who noted that abortions will continue to occur abroad under current restrictions.

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