267 KB22 KB201520252024Exter, André denletnik:17številka:2str. 305-313ISSN:2463-7955COBISSID_HOST:246845955URN:URN:NBN:SI:doc-VW26BN4BenslUniversity of Maribor PressMedicine, law & societyECtHRhuman rightsIAHRCtobstetric violencereproductive healthObstetric violence| the Brítez Arce case and its relevance to Europe|According to a recent Court ruling, Argentina has to take necessary action to prevent maternal death, including a campaign to inform women about their rights during pregnancy, childbirth and the post-partum care period, broadcasted on radio and television and available at all maternity clinics in the country. The court’s message is crystal clear: countries in America should take the problem of obstetric violence seriously. But what about European countries? It is argued that the message also affects reproductive policies in European countriesArgentina mora v skladu z nedavno sodbo sprejeti potrebne ukrepe za preprečevanje smrti mater, vključno s kampanjo za obveščanje žensk o njihovih pravicah med nosečnostjo, porodom in poporodno oskrbo, ki naj se predvaja po radiu in televiziji ter naj bo na voljo v vseh porodnišnicah v državi. Sporočilo sodišča je povsem jasno: države v Ameriki morajo problem porodniškega nasilja jemati resno. Kaj pa evropske države? Trdi se, da sporočilo vpliva tudi na reproduktivno politiko v evropskih državahTEXTznanstveno časopisjejournalsSlovenian National E-content AggregatorNational and University Library of SloveniaUniverza v Mariboru, Pravna fakulteta