No woman died in Poland because of the law.
theguardian.com/global-development/2022/jan/26/poland-death-of-woman-refused-abortion
theguardian.com/world/2021/nov/06/poles-march-against-abortion-ban-after-pregnant-womans-death
time.com/6320172/poland-abortion-laws-maternal-health-care/
These women died as a consequence of the change in Poland's abortion laws. What I'm sure we'll see more of is headlines like this:
euractiv.com/section/politics/short_news/doctors-charged-with-manslaughter-after-fearing-terminating-pregnancy/
Doctors are putting women's lives at risk because they're fearful of prosecution.
No doubt you'll ignore this post as you did my last one when you demanded evidence of racist attacks in Poland and I gave you examples.
BTW, you didn't answer this either:
What's an acceptable number of dead women/mothers -
they were cases of misinterpreting the law, lack of civil courage and even downright neglect (
From the euractiv link above. "The public prosecutor's office has brought charges against three doctors who did not terminate a 30-year-old patient's defective pregnancy for fear of breaching the country's strict abortion laws, which resulted in her death."