Freed Salvadorean locked up after stillbirth vows to fight "One swallow doesn't make a summer and I need more people to join my cause," says a Salvadorean woman who spent the past 11 years in prison after suffering a stillbirth. The 34-year-old walked out the women's prison where she had been kept on February 15th when her 30-year sentence was commuted by the country's Supreme Court, but many other women like her remain behind bars in this nation of six million people which observes some of the strictest anti-abortion laws on the planet. IMAGES AND SOUNDBITES