In 2020 the Constitutional Tribunal of Poland held that the legislation that permitted abortion in cases of ‘fatal foetal anomaly’ was an unconstitutional interference with the right to life of the foetus. This article examines the recent decision, which prohibits abortion on the grounds of foetal anomaly, arguing that this decision is part of a broader scheme of Polish and transnational anti-abortion lawfare. This lawfare seeks both to (re)shape Polish law in an anti-abortion mould, and to take advantage of ‘gaps’ in European and international human rights law standards on abortion in order to claim rights compliance for law and policy that, in reality, restricts access to abortion in a manner that is incompatible with international human rights law.

2020 年，波兰宪法法庭裁定，允许在“致命胎儿异常”情况下堕胎的立法是对胎儿生命权的违宪干预。本文研究了最近的决定，该决定禁止以胎儿异常为由进行堕胎，并认为该决定是波兰和跨国反堕胎法律更广泛计划的一部分。该法律旨在（重新）在反堕胎模式中塑造波兰法律，并利用欧洲和国际人权法关于堕胎的标准中的“空白”，以要求法律和政策的权利合规，实际上，以不符合国际人权法的方式限制堕胎。