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A Supreme Court ruling has ended the right to abortion in the USA.
The judgement's sparked demonstrations across the country and received international condemnation.
By a vote of 6 to 3, the judges overturned the landmark 1973 case 'Roe vs Wade', which identified abortion as a constitutional right.
The latest ruling removes this right, meaning each individual state is free to restrict or ban it.
In anticipation of the decision, many states had passed so called 'trigger laws' which immediately banned abortion under any circumstances, including rape, incest or even ectopic pregnancy.
Brandy Michaud joined the protests in New York.
Other states, including New York, announced that they'll continue to protect the right to abortion.
Kathy Hochul, New York's governor, has increased funding.
US Vice President Kamala Harris raised concerns over the Supreme Court's ruling.
Not only will it provoke a healthcare crisis but, she fears, it'll have a deeper impact on society.
Although abortion's one of the most divisive issues in the US, polling indicates that around 85 percent of the population believe abortion should be permitted in some or all circumstances.
However, increasing numbers fear the court's decision could fan the flames of political conflict.
Many, like New York protestor Andy Reisman, are concerned that this will be the first of many rights that the court removes.
