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After landmark abortion case, doctors claim police have resorted to extortion

Police have been accused of demanding huge bribes from doctors or they be arrested for allegedly assisting women to procure abortions.

A group of doctors have said that since last month when nurse Jackson Namunya Tali, was sentenced to die for causing death through an abortion, they have been working in fear or turning away needy women.

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