The child of Marianne Marthinsen (Ap) has passed away

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– What does the Prime Minister mean by the term viable? Ask by mail to Parliamentary Representative Marianne Marthinsen.

OSLO (Nettavisen): The Storting representative gave birth to a 15-month-old deceased daughter. She is now asking the Prime Minister to respond to the changes announced in the abortion law.

"A few years ago, I gave birth to a girl who was seriously ill and died at the age of 15 months." This is how the parliamentary representative Marianne Marthinsen (AP) addresses his letter to the President of the Storting, in which she warns the written questions addressed to the Prime Minister.

Talk about the girl's illness

Marthinsen talks about a girl with an illness possibly genetically conditioned. The risk of repetition is unknown, she says.

The question that the parliamentary representative will put to Erna Solberg is the following:

"If I get pregnant again and it seems that the fetus is in the same state, does the Prime Minister mean that I will decide if the pregnancy will take place?"

In addition, Marthinsen will ask for clarification on the term "viable".

"What does the Prime Minister mean by the term" sustainable ", how long does she think the child will live to be considered viable?" Answers to question number two.

Have a week to answer

It's Marianne Marthinsen herself who tells the letter on her Facebook page. The Marthinsen party party and the leader of the Hadia Tajik App also shared the letter on Twitter.

"The prime minister has a week to answer," Tadik writes.

Erna Solberg was criticized for announcing that she was willing to negotiate with the KrF on amendments to the Abortion Act. The outfit came as KrF stood in the middle of the fight between the party's wings.

In particular, Article 2c of the Abortion Act, which members of the KrF hope to have amended through government negotiations. Opponents call it the "sorting paragraph" or the "Downs paragraph".

The highest proposal is to replace this section, which allows abortion after the 12th week of critical illness, with a sentence stating that abortion can be administered when the child is not not viable.