Gynaecologist Jozef Záhumenský sits in with Sme daily presenter Zuzana Hanzelová, on October 31, to talk about the Slovak National Party's measures to dissuade women from abortion (source: Sme)
Two petitions concerning gynaecologist Jozef Záhumenský, which pursue completely different goals were launched in early November.
One, initiated by the Alliance for Family, is calling for his removal from a leading post at the gynaecology clinic of the Ružinov hospital due to his statements concerning a proposal drafted by the Slovak National Party (SNS) which, among other things, proposes to let women listen to the heartbeat of the foetus before they decide for the abortion.
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The other was launched as a reaction to the first petition, and calls for supporting Záhumenský.
