Fact-Check: FALSE. Women in Malawi are not taking their own lives because of unwanted pregnancies.
Claim: In an article titled “They Called Me Dr. Abortion” (archived here), published in The.
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Read MoreClaim: The Daily Times newspaper reported in a March 5, 2025, article (archived here) that.
Read MoreClaim: The Nation online newspaper reported in a feature article on June 6, 2025, that.
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