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PubMed1993

Homeward bound: Yemeni return migration.

The author discusses the return migration of Yemenis from Saudi Arabia during the period 1970-1989. "Through the use of original, empirical data collected in Yemen, this article sheds light on who these returning migrants are, where they have come from, and what sort of future awaits them.... The survey conducted on return migration was administered in the winter and spring of 1989 in a region of North Yemen called al-Hujariyya."

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PubMed1988

Judgment, 1 June 1988.

The defendant was the boyfriend of a woman who erroneously believed herself to be pregnant and decided to have an abortion. He rented a car and drove her from the Federal Republic of Germany to the Netherlands where the abortion took place. Upon their return, he was charged with violation of the law for helping a woman to have an illegal abortion. The Court convicted him, concluding that he had encouraged his girlfriend to make the decision to have an abortion and had driven her to the Netherlands for that purpose. It ruled that the fact that she was not pregnant had no bearing on his commission of the crime. It sentenced him to pay a fine of DM 600.

Abortion Applicants↗