VOICED : Teodora Vasquez llama a cambiar dura ley antiaborto salvadorena

In July 2007, Tedora Vásquez from El Salvador lost her baby and was imprisoned for 11 years under the country's strict anti-abortion laws, charged with aggravated homicide. She was released in February after a sentence commutation. Despite her ordeal, Tedora pursued education while incarcerated, completing her high school education and earning 30 diplomas in various trades. She now aspires to study law to defend women affected by the public health system. Tedora advocates for legislative change, highlighting the harsh penalties women face under current laws.

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