US Supreme Court abolishes constitutional right to abortion

The US Supreme Court has struck down the constitutional right to abortion. The Supreme Court overturned the landmark 1973 Roe v Wade ruling that ensured a woman's right to an abortion and said that individual states could allow or restrict the procedure themselves. The US Supreme Court has abolished women's constitutional right to abortion. The news agency AFP has given this information in a report.

The US Supreme Court overturned the 'Roe Wee Wade' decision of 1973. In which a woman's right to abortion was ensured. It was said that different states of America can implement this process with their own permission but now the Supreme Court has passed an impressive order in front of the whole country.

The court said that the Constitution does not provide for the right to abortion. The 'Row We Wed' case has been dismissed. The court said that the Constitution does not provide for the right to abortion. The Row Vs Wade case has been dismissed. The US Supreme Court has overturned the decision of 'Rowe Wade', ending abortion rights after 50 years.

Abortion is a sensitive issue in America. Religious factors are also involved in whether women should be given the right to abortion. This has been a point of contention between Republicans (Conservatives) and Democrats (Liberals). The dispute reached the Supreme Court in 1973, also known as the case of Roe v. Wade. In its decision, the Supreme Court cited the US Constitution and said that it is committed to protecting women's right to choose abortion.