Hungary on Thursday said it would ease abortion rules and ratify an international treaty on violence against women . Under the planned changes to the so-called "heartbeat regulation," women will no longer be forced to listen to the vital signs of the fetus before an abortion. Women will also be able to get emergency contraceptive pills without prescription. The changes proposed by the new government under Prime Minister Peter Magyar are a significant break with the conservative policies of his predecessor Viktor Orban . The country also plans to ratify the Istanbul Convention, a treaty aimed at preventing violence against women and domestic violence.
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