34-Decidir sobre su cuerpo (Serie Introspección), una conversación

14 Mar 2021 · 377 min
Podcast "On ne devient pas psy par hasard".

14 Mar 2021 · 377 min

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In this episode of the Just in Time podcast, host Mélanie Berthaud leads a multilingual conversation with legal scholar Abril, activist Gabrielle, and other contributors about the state of reproductive justice across the Americas and Europe, and later shifts to a detailed discussion of COVID‑19 vaccines. The dialogue begins with a rapid overview of Mexico’s abortion law: only two of the 32 states (Mexico City and Oaxaca) have de‑penalized abortion, while the rest maintain criminal penalties that can be mitigated only under narrow conditions (e.g., non‑marital pregnancy, secrecy, good reputation). Abril explains how patriarchal, misogynistic norms and a lingering Judeo‑Christian moral framework—what she calls “pseudo‑secularism”—shape these restrictive policies. She describes the practical routes women take to obtain abortions: traveling to legal jurisdictions if they have resources, seeking accompaniment networks, or resorting to clandestine but often safe procedures supported by NGOs such as Women on Waves, Moras Help, and GIRE. The conversation then explores the stigma surrounding abortion, how personal narratives are silenced, and the importance of verbalizing experiences to reshape social narratives. Both Abril and Gabrielle propose concrete actions: normalising open discussion in everyday settings, leveraging media like this podcast to change the narrative, and advocating for policy reforms. The episode also examines a recent Argentine case where a man seeks to compel his ex‑partner to carry a pregnancy, highlighting the tension between paternal claims and women’s bodily autonomy, and the broader legal debates about when life begins. Finally, the discussion turns to COVID‑19 vaccines: the three main platforms (inactivated virus, viral vector, mRNA), their historical development, efficacy ranges, side‑effect profiles, and public misconceptions. Gabrielle shares personal observations from France, including ongoing legislative tweaks (extending the legal gestational limit from 12 to 14 weeks) and obstacles such as mandatory reflection periods and medical gatekeeping. The segment concludes with reflections on the need for continued vigilance, transparent information, and collective action to protect both reproductive rights and public health.

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