Margarete Wana und Andrea Surek sprechen im vierten Teil der Serie über das Strafverfahren gegen Margarete über das CTG und fetale Herztonüberwachung.
In Folge 171 geht es um die Geburt, wegen der Margarete vor Gericht steht.
Die Spendenaktion für Margarete Wana findest du hier. Hintergrundinformationen zum Fall gibt es in Margaretes Podcast Zuhause Geboren.
Margarete Wana und Andrea Surek sprechen im vierten Teil der Serie über das Strafverfahren gegen Margarete über das CTG und fetale Herztonüberwachung.
In Folge 171 geht es um die Geburt, wegen der Margarete vor Gericht steht.
Die Spendenaktion für Margarete Wana findest du hier. Hintergrundinformationen zum Fall gibt es in Margaretes Podcast Zuhause Geboren.
Margarete Wana und Andrea Surek sprechen im vierten Teil der Serie über das Strafverfahren gegen Margarete über das CTG und fetale Herztonüberwachung.
In Folge 171 geht es um die Geburt, wegen der Margarete vor Gericht steht.
Die Spendenaktion für Margarete Wana findest du hier. Hintergrundinformationen zum Fall gibt es in Margaretes Podcast Zuhause Geboren.
In this episode, Thea speaks with American attorney and advocate Hermine Hayes-Klein about Human Rights and Bodily Autonomy in pregnancy and childbirth and what both pregnant women and midwifes can do to protect their rights.
Thea experienced violations of her bodily autonomy during her first birth that resulted in an unwanted c-section. In her second pregnancy, she was confronted with the limited choice of midwives for a home birth after cesarian (HBAC) after her chosen midwife was unable to continue her care half way through the pregnancy after the midwife was accused by the state of Austria of causing the death of a new born baby.
You can find out more about the case against midwife Margarete Wana here.
Please support Margarete’s fight for justice here.
Cases before the European Court of Human Rights that are mentioned in this episode:
In this episode, Thea speaks with American attorney and advocate Hermine Hayes-Klein about Human Rights and Bodily Autonomy in pregnancy and childbirth and what both pregnant women and midwifes can do to protect their rights.
Thea experienced violations of her bodily autonomy during her first birth that resulted in an unwanted c-section. In her second pregnancy, she was confronted with the limited choice of midwives for a home birth after cesarian (HBAC) after her chosen midwife was unable to continue her care half way through the pregnancy after the midwife was accused by the state of Austria of causing the death of a new born baby.
You can find out more about the case against midwife Margarete Wana here.
Please support Margarete’s fight for justice here.
Cases before the European Court of Human Rights that are mentioned in this episode: