In a move that sparked political and legal controversy, U.S. President Donald Trump announced the pardon of 23 anti-abortion activists who had been convicted of obstructing access to a reproductive health clinic in Washington, D.C.
This announcement is part of Trump's campaign promises to support his political allies and reflects his vision that explicitly supports anti-abortion values.
The Republican president's decision came on the eve of the 52nd annual "March for Life" in Washington, a massive event that gathers thousands of anti-abortion activists.