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===What to Get & Where to Get It=== | ===What to Get & Where to Get It=== | ||
In March 2016, the Turkish Society of Obstetrics and Gynecology declared that public hospitals have effectively banned abortion. There is also reported discrimination against single woman, and it has been found that some hospitals ask for marriage certificates from patients | It is advised to try to book an appointment at a private hospital. In March 2016, the Turkish Society of Obstetrics and Gynecology declared that public hospitals have effectively banned abortion. There is also reported discrimination against single woman, and it has been found that some hospitals ask for marriage certificates from patients. In 2013, [http://www.worldcrunch.com/culture-society/here-039-s-what-it-039-s-like-to-get-an-abortion-in-an-increasingly-pious-turkey/pregnancy-health-women-039-s-rights-hospital/c3s10595/ Ayse Arman wrote about the condescending, judgmental and unprofessional treatment] she received upon receiving an abortion at an Istanbul public hospital. | ||
There are also reports that Develet Hastanesi is not performing abortions anymore due to government/political pressure (though they are legally allowed to do so). This isn't confirmed but has been rumored. | There are also reports that Develet Hastanesi is not performing abortions anymore due to government/political pressure (though they are legally allowed to do so). This isn't confirmed but has been rumored. | ||