:::::Several of the sources you added say that while criminalizing abortion makes it much more likely to be unsafe, there is not a 100% correlation between the two. Your sources caution against equating safe abortion with legal abortion - and we don't. On the other hand, your sources note a clear and strong correlation between safety and legality, and your edits don't adequately convey that, IMO. According to your sources, in countries with restrictive abortion laws, wealthy or socioeconomically advantaged women may still be able to access relatively safe abortion services, although poor women are pretty much screwed. Similarly, in some countries where abortion is nominally legal, unsafe abortions still occur because of extralegal barriers to safe abortion. Your edits make it sound like the legal status of abortion isn't really a big deal, but that's at odds even with the sources you've selected.More to the point, these are sources that you've selected. It's not clear why you've selected these, in preference to the existing high-quality, up-to-date sources that you've downplayed. You're using these new sources to replace conclusions from the previously existing sources, but that's not an appropriate use of these sources. They don't "rebut" the existing sources, and it's an artificial editorialization to use them that way. We should be synthesizing these sources, if anything, rather than cherry-picking them. ''''''