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International women’s and human rights organisations call on the Hungarian Minister for Justice Dr. Tibor Navracsics to urgently review the case of dr. Ágnes Geréb and to closely monitor the trial commencing December 6^th to assure she will receive a fair trial.

The international organisations involved are:

Frontline Defenders, Dublin, Ireland
Center for Women’s Global Leadership, New Jersey, USA
INFORM Human Rights, Colombo, Sri Lanka
MADRE Women’s Human Rights, New York, USA
Urgent Action Fund for Women’s Human Rights, San Francisco, USA
Women’s Global Network for Reproductive Rights, Manila, Philippines

In their letter the signatory organisations express their concern that dr. Geréb will face the same discriminatory court procedures as experienced previously, and believe that unless the factors they cite are addressed she will not be able to receive a fair trial.

Dear Minister of Public Administration and Justice Dr. Tibor Navracsics,

We, the international women and human rights signatory organisations below are writing to you regarding our esteemed colleague, dr. Ágnes Geréb, who is due to face further criminal charges in a Hungarian court on December 6^th. We are greatly concerned that dr. Geréb will face the same discriminatory circumstances as experienced at her previous trial and which we believe will prevent her receiving a fair trial.

We are concerned that no midwives will be registered on the court expert list and cannot therefore be called as expert witnesses; that the court will only use experts who are maternity hospital doctors with no direct experience of home birth; that international home birth experts may be disallowed from providing expert opinion before the court; that hospital based experts will continue to be allowed to claim that home birth is dangerous; that where hospital doctors opinions are sought they should have the necessary obstetrics qualifications; that the court will refer only to hospital protocols in evaluating dr. Geréb’s birth actions when in fact home birth protocols should have pre-eminence in these cases.

Dr. Laszlo Abraham, expert in the field of malpractice in obstetrics and in general medical practice, was interviewed here not long ago. After his lines appeared in the blog, the idea of interviewing Agnes Gereb, the emblematic figure of home births in Hungary, was a just request since sadly her name is also linked to malpractice in obstetrics. Agi never gives interviews. But for the blog 'Bezzeganya' (’uppity-mother’) she decided to make an exception, and she now shares with us her opinion on home birthing, malpractice and the double standards surrounding the profession.

The blog published an interview about medical malpractice a short time ago. In connection to this topic, the question of double standards has come up. In relation to the tragic events in your practice I would like to ask your opinion about double standards, i.e. injuries and deaths in hospitals vs injuries and deaths at home births. Would you tell our readers when and why you were made responsible?

It appears that the punishments I have been given have become increasingly severe. First, it was around 1978 that I was forbidden for half a year to attend to births at the hospital which I worked for due to the fact that I allowed husbands to be present at their baby's birth. In this case neither the sin nor the punishment was tragic.