This short paper attempts an evaluation, 4 years after the promulgation of the law, of legally induced abortion as practiced in the several Centers of Social Gynecology, in Marseille, France. The four basic principles of the law have been respected and realized: 1) availability of personnel, of hospital beds, and of clinics; 2) promotion of contraception and of health education; 3) organization of structures by which a woman can be advised and counseled while keeping total freedom of choice; and 4) unconditional respect of the clause of conscientious objection required by law. Problems still to be solved regard: 1) foreigners, especially from North Africa, who come to France to obtain an abortion; 2) minors without parents' consent; and 3) reimbursement of expenses by the Social Security.