text: 2013 Samoa: The Crimes Ordinance 1961 was replaced by the Crimes Act 2013, stating that the following are illegal and the violator is liable to imprisonment for a term not exceeding seven years:
  Procuring abortion by any means (§112)
  Female procuring her own miscarriage (§113)
  Supplying means of procuring abortion (§114)
  Effectiveness of means used immaterial (§115)
  Unless: "[...] in the case of a pregnancy of not more than 20 weeks' gestation, the person doing the act:
  (a) is a registered medical practitioner; and
  (b) believes that the continuance of the pregnancy would result in serious danger (not being danger normally attendant upon childbirth) to the life, or to the physical or mental health, of the woman or girl."
  Australia, Tasmania: In Tasmania, since 21 November 2013, abortions are allowed on request up to 16 weeks of pregnancy. After 16 weeks abortion requires the consent of two doctors on medical or psychological grounds. The law also prohibits filming, the holding of protests, harassment or intimidation of patients or staff within 150 metres of abortion clinics.
  South Korea: South Korea outlawed marital rape.
  China: The first woman to bring a gender discrimination lawsuit in China, a 23-year-old who went by the pseudonym of Cao Ju, won a small settlement of 30,000 yuan and an official apology from the Juren Academy.