Reviews
“The decision must be made by women,” he said. Simon Betsy, on November 26, 1974, was a major role in the legalizing of French society's pregnancy and was also called the Vejudic Law. It was a bold, firm but curious thing to read her speech at the time, which was generally perceived in French politics and strategically against the reality of the end of pregnancy that was so well known in the future, and so far. In the face of the boldness she showed a more courageous and determined attitude. So
This summer of 18th, I read Simon Beil's Memorial book in French bookstores. There was a petition for the abolition of abortion in Korea, there were protests, and it was seen in foreign media. I wanted to have a book published in Korea about the cancellation of Simon Betsy's abortion charges, but I was so happy to be here before this year. At the right time, the necessary books come closer and thank the publishers:).
Simone Weil: Women, not the state, must decide.
The woman's body is not illegal. The woman's body is not a public good. Women are a person. Meanwhile, the country has forced women to reduce and increase their birth. But now, when candles testify to a mature democracy, the nation should no longer try to control the woman’s body. In a letter to the Council's head, St. John, French minister of health on November 26, 1974, gave a speech in a council full of men that changed France and changed women's lives. The French and South Korea are similar in appearance when Vahouo has proposed a legal bill for the probation of the so - called Veyou Law. Like the French public opinion that demanded legalization of the pregnancy, 230,000 people have signed a petition to abolish abortion and black protests are being held every month to legalize the pregnancy. The subject of the long-term end of pregnancy has been a big debate against Chaban. This book will be a part of Korean society that has the same problem by showing how to approach and resolve these arguments. Simon Beyux also offered women the choice, along with the government-based support needed to bear and raise children. In a recommendation, the head of the board says it will give you something to think about: Renewal rights, happiness-seeking rights, along with the fact that the birthrate in France is stable today.
Korean title: 국가가 아닌 여성이 결정해야 합니다
Korean author: 시몬 베유
Korean publisher: 갈라파고스
ISBN-13: 9791187038399
Reviews
“The decision must be made by women,” he said. Simon Betsy, on November 26, 1974, was a major role in the legalizing of French society's pregnancy and was also called the Vejudic Law. It was a bold, firm but curious thing to read her speech at the time, which was generally perceived in French politics and strategically against the reality of the end of pregnancy that was so well known in the future, and so far. In the face of the boldness she showed a more courageous and determined attitude. So
This summer of 18th, I read Simon Beil's Memorial book in French bookstores. There was a petition for the abolition of abortion in Korea, there were protests, and it was seen in foreign media. I wanted to have a book published in Korea about the cancellation of Simon Betsy's abortion charges, but I was so happy to be here before this year. At the right time, the necessary books come closer and thank the publishers:).
