Wade, the 1973 decision that recognized an individualвЂ™s right to choose abortion. Some states have enacted laws severely limiting or outlawing abortion that could be triggered if the U.S.

Lawyer Lara Dimitrijevic, an activist with the foundation, said abortion rights supporters in Malta have closely monitored the situation in the United States.

The WomenвЂ™s Rights Foundation in Malta filed a legal protest in court last week that demanded the legalization of abortion in the tiny island nation. His partner is receiving antibiotics and being closely monitored for signs of infection, he said. MaltaвЂ™s Mater Dei Hospital вЂњhas done a good job within the realm of what they are allowed to doвЂќ under that countryвЂ™s law, Weeldreyer said. вЂќHer waters are broken, the placenta has separated, but because of a (fetal) heartbeat,вЂќ the fetus cannot be removed, he said. вЂњThe miscarriage is 80% complete,вЂќ Weeldreyer said. Malta is the only European Union member nation that outlaws abortions for any reason.Д¬ontacted by The AP, Mater Dei Hospital, where Prudente is being treated, said it wasnвЂ™t allowed to give out patient information due to privacy regulations. While the hospital is carefully monitoring her for any sign of infection, the facility cannot perform the surgery to complete the miscarriage, he said. Prudente, 38, experienced heavy bleeding on June 12, followed by a premature rupture of the amniotic sac and the separation of the placenta, according to Weeldreyer, 45. Jay Weeldreyer told The Associated Press by phone from a hospital in the island nation that his partner, Andrea Prudente, is at risk of a life-threatening infection if the fetal tissue isnвЂ™t promptly removed. ROME (AP) - A pregnant American woman who suffered an incomplete miscarriage while vacationing in Malta will be airlifted to a Spanish island on Thursday for a procedure to prevent infection because Maltese law prohibits abortion under any circumstances, the womanвЂ™s partner said.

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