Is the pain of America’s abortion debate, New Zealand’s gain?
The fallout from America’s extreme abortion bans has seriously unsettled many of its doctors and nurses to the point of leaving. Abortions have become illegal in 18 mainly southern states, since the US Supreme Court overturned the landmark 1973 Roe vs Wade decision in June.
The Sunday team drove 1000s of kilometres across three bible belt states speaking exclusively to doctors, gyneacologists obstetricians, nurses and women affected by the ban. Many of these medical specialists now say America no longer feels safe and want to move to New Zealand.
Reporter: Mark Crysell
Producer: Julia Sartorio
Cameras: Andrew Dalton, Will Green
Editor: Paul Anderson
Graphics: Ben Oren
The fallout from America’s extreme abortion bans has seriously unsettled many of its doctors and nurses to the point of leaving. Abortions have become illegal in 18 mainly southern states, since the US Supreme Court overturned the landmark 1973 Roe vs Wade decision in June.
The Sunday team drove 1000s of kilometres across three bible belt states speaking exclusively to doctors, gyneacologists obstetricians, nurses and women affected by the ban. Many of these medical specialists now say America no longer feels safe and want to move to New Zealand.
Reporter: Mark Crysell
Producer: Julia Sartorio
Cameras: Andrew Dalton, Will Green
Editor: Paul Anderson
Graphics: Ben Oren
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