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Comme indiqué dans la loi, "Si, après les consultations prévues par les articles L. 2212-3 et L. 2212-4, la patiente renouvelle sa demande d'interruption de grossesse, le professionnel de santé doit lui demander une confirmation écrite. Un délai de deux jours suivant l'entretien doit être respecté". <ref>[ https://avortement.ooreka.fr/comprendre/interruption-volontaire-grossesse ]</ref>
Comme indiqué dans la loi, "Si, après les consultations prévues par les articles L. 2212-3 et L. 2212-4, la patiente renouvelle sa demande d'interruption de grossesse, le professionnel de santé doit lui demander une confirmation écrite. Un délai de deux jours suivant l'entretien doit être respecté". <ref>[ https://avortement.ooreka.fr/comprendre/interruption-volontaire-grossesse ]</ref>


In terms of facilities and physicians, physicians are not required to perform voluntary abortions. However, if they refuse to offer services, they must inform prospective patients of facilities/physicians that will perform abortions. Note that abortions may only take place in health facilities, public hospitals or private hospitals. The only exception is if an agreement has been made between the practitioner or a center for family education, family planning or a health center, and legal facilities will be determined by the State Council.<ref>[http://worldabortionlaws.com/map/ World Abortion Laws: France]</ref>
S'agissant des médecins, ils ne sont pas obligés d'effectuer des avortements volontaires. Cependant, s'ils refusent, ils doivent donner aux patientes potentielles une liste de lieux et de médecins qui effectueront des avortements. Sachez qu'un avortement ne peut être réalisé dans des établissements de santé, hôpitaux publics ou privés. La seule exception est si un accord a été trouvé entre le praticien ou centre de soins/planning familial, et la patiente. L'Etat déterminera alors d'un lieu adéquat.


French abortion laws were significantly liberalized in 2014. In the past, abortions were only permitted when continuing the pregnancy would put “her in a situation of distress.” With the changes, signed by  French President François Hollande, women could access abortions on request.<ref>[http://time.com/3086892/france-abortion-law-gender-equality/ France Eases Abortion Restrictions in Sweeping Equality Law]</ref>. In 2016, the one week "reflexion period" was abolished. Under present law, only those women who have sought counseling are required to wait two days before they confirm their wish for an abortion. However, some hospitals will require a letter from a physician or family counselor before making an appointment. This is not legal, but widely required.
French abortion laws were significantly liberalized in 2014. In the past, abortions were only permitted when continuing the pregnancy would put “her in a situation of distress.” With the changes, signed by  French President François Hollande, women could access abortions on request.<ref>[http://time.com/3086892/france-abortion-law-gender-equality/ France Eases Abortion Restrictions in Sweeping Equality Law]</ref>. In 2016, the one week "reflexion period" was abolished. Under present law, only those women who have sought counseling are required to wait two days before they confirm their wish for an abortion. However, some hospitals will require a letter from a physician or family counselor before making an appointment. This is not legal, but widely required.
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