A new law regarding rights during pregnancy has been enacted, aiming to protect expectant mothers. However, the term “obstetric violence,” while widely used, has been removed from the official legislation due to a lack of scientific validation according to medical professionals. Instead, the law utilizes phrasing like “inadequate, disrespectful, or non-consented practices towards women” to describe harmful behaviors during childbirth. This shift in terminology reflects a desire for precision and a focus on practices rather than a contested label. The legislation seeks to ensure respectful and appropriate care for all pregnant individuals. The change aims to promote a clearer understanding and address issues within the scope of medical practice. The law prioritizes informed consent and respectful treatment throughout the pregnancy and delivery process.