Nadine Edwards, Jo Murphy-Lawless, Mavis Kirkham and Sarah Davies ask whether recent attacks on midwives are a Human

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Davies, SE

Edwards, N

Kirkham, M

Murphy-Lawless, J

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Nadine Edwards, Jo Murphy-Lawless, Mavis Kirkham and Sarah Davies ask whether recent attacks on midwives are a HumanRights issu

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Attacks on midwives, attacks on women’s choices

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