Zb-10｜Forced Abortion and Suspected Sterilization (2016)

Background

In 2016, I was approximately three weeks pregnant in Denmark. During a checkup, the doctor told me the fetus had no heartbeat and strongly advised an immediate abortion. I was not informed of my rights, offered no re-examination, and was pressured into surgery without proper medical explanation.

Key Abnormalities

• Surgery under general anesthesia lasted five hours—far exceeding a typical abortion.
• No pre-operative risk assessment despite my chronic illnesses (hypertension, hyperlipidemia, diabetes).
• I suspect I may have been sterilized without consent, as I have been unable to conceive since.
• Post-operative records regarding fetus disposal are inconsistent and incomplete.
• I do not recall signing any informed consent document consciously.

Unverifiable but Reasonable Suspicions

• Possible tubal ligation or uterus tampering performed without my knowledge.
• Possible fetal extraction for experimentation or organ harvesting.
• Surgical procedures may have had political motives—permanent denial of motherhood.

Demands

• Release of full medical records and surgical documentation from 2016.
• Independent medical examination in a neutral country to verify sterilization.
• If confirmed, Danish authorities must take legal and financial responsibility for violating my reproductive rights.
• Claim for national compensation due to lifelong psychological and reproductive harm.