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"The use of Internet social networks and their anonymity contributes to the spread of violence committed against women, children and young people. The Daphne programme makes a significant contribution to improving the protection of children who are particularly vulnerable and who may suffer not only consequences that harm their physical integrity, but especially long-lasting and serious psychological consequences.
However, my interest in the consistent protection of children, be it before or after birth, does not allow me to agree with the incorrect and misleading labelling of so-called sexual and reproductive rights as a basic human right, since this category includes abortion. I emphasise that the basic human right is the expressly recognised right to life, and therefore there is no such thing as a basic human right to abortion, as many documents subtly try to imply to their unwary readers. The incorrect and imprecise formulation of so serious a topic does not permit me to do other than to demand, in the strongest terms, a correction and a proper explanation."@en1
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