Portugal on Wednesday tightened its abortion laws, adopting a bill aimed at making women pay to end a pregnancy and requirements for more stringent tests before the procedure.
The governing centre-right coalition backed the move to introduce fees during a final, heated session of parliament that prompted jeers from opposition lawmakers.
The debate was briefly interrupted by women's rights activists, who shouted "shame, shame" from the gallery.
Parliament also adopted other amendments to the abortion law, including a requirement that women get psychological and social counseling and advice on family planning before ending a pregnancy.
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