It has been suggested that women in the first 12 weeks of pregnancy should be able to have an abortion at home rather than at a clinic during the corona outbreak. The process involves taking two pills. Which comes closer to your view?

It has been suggested that women in the first 12 weeks of pregnancy should be able to have an abortion at home rather than at a clinic during the corona outbreak. The process involves taking two pills. Which comes closer to your view? Published on 31 March 2020 → Survey conducted on 31 March 2020 on 1585 GB adults

All adults

Region

Gender

Politics

Age

Women should be allowed to have such abortions at home now, and once the coronavirus outbreak is over

35%

Women should be allowed to have such abortions at home, but only for the duration of the coronavirus outbreak

22%

Women should not be allowed to have such abortions at home, only at a clinic

12%

Women shouldn’t be allowed to have abortions at all

Don't know

25%

Women should be allowed to have such abortions at home now, and once the coronavirus outbreak is over

35%

Women should be allowed to have such abortions at home, but only for the duration of the coronavirus outbreak

22%

Women should not be allowed to have such abortions at home, only at a clinic

12%

Women shouldn’t be allowed to have abortions at all

Don't know

25%

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