Sex selective abortion has emerged as a problem in Britain and apparently throughout Europe.
The Council of Europe is due to consider a draft resolution in October which recommends that all its 47 member states - including Britain - instruct hospitals to "withold information about the sex of the foetus" from parents.Some maternity units in Britain have already launched the new policy.
The move is a bid to prevent the practice of selective abortion, which they say has reached worrying proportions in some former Soviet states.
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