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cjgl-13713	Camp, S. Talcott	Why Have You Been Silent? The Church and the Abortion Ban in South Africa	1994	30	.pdf	application/pdf	13100	594	60	96 Sarkin-Hughes & Sarkin-Hughes, supra note 63, at 375. Race Relations Survey 1993/94, supra note 5, at 84. 1994] Columbia Journal of Gender and Law For the years 1983 to 1985, only 4% of the legal abortions were for African women, although Africans constitute 76% of the population; 80% of the legal abortions were for white women, although whites constitute only 13% of the population; and 13% and 3% of the legal abortions were for Coloured and Asian women, respectively.9 For twelve-month periods in 1984 to 1985 and 1988 to 1989, there were 712 and 963,legal abortions, respectively. In the earlier period, 79% were for white women, 5.3% were for African women, and 609 women-presumably almost all of them white-went to Britain to obtain safe abortions.	cache/cjgl-13713.pdf	txt/cjgl-13713.txt