The Matter of Abortion Around the World

The abortion is a highly debated topic all over the world, displaying differences on the views

Every culture and society does not allow or consider abortion as a rightful act, and abortion is a name of destroying human life. Now a days our society faces several types of issues Abortion is one of the complicated issue for both ways health and society that’s why abortion become a very controversial issue that’s become debatable in politics. In addition, these researches will describe the different issues of abortion, such as, legal laws on abortion, restriction of abortions, rate of abortion and consequences of the abortion.

The restrictions and the debate that surrounds the issue of abortion has changed dramatically throughout the course of history and it continues to change until this very moment. All around the world and in every known society, women have used abortion to control their reproduction, regardless of it’s legality. Abortion used to be exercised freely in the United Sates, up Until all the states started to ban It and place a lot of restrictions on it. They stated that a woman can not abort except in extreme cases in which the mother’s life might be in danger. After the restrictions caused a lot of health issues and raised concerns on women’s health, The Government abolished all the restrictions. In this paper I will analyze and discuss three main positions on the issue of abortion. First, there are those who associate themselves with the title “pro-life”. These individuals are anti abortion, birth control, embryo research or anything that can control or cause any harm to the fetus. Second, there are those who at the other end of the spectrum who firmly believe that if a woman decides to abort, then it is her constitutional right to do so without any interference from the government. Third, are those who believe that if a woman is raped or her life is in danger, then abortion should be completely and solely up to the woman, but other than that, abortion should be illegal. This group of individuals are also for birth control and do not oppose educating

In life, there will be difficult decisions that a woman must make, sometimes this includes issues such as pregnancy and abortion. Originally thought to be a place for a woman and her doctor, politics has found a way to intervene. This is reproductive rights legislation, in which there are rules concerning abortion and often barriers such as a wait time and mandatory delays. I will be discussing the history of reproductive rights legislation. The aspect of reproductive rights legislation in particular I will be exploring is abortion. I will highlight why abortion is important to society and discuss my personal opinion of why I am passionate about this issue. I will delve into the key concepts of abortion which include pro-life and pro-choice

The argument whether abortion should be legal or not has been raging for years. In America where democracy rules and the right to freedom of choice are set at a high priority among citizens, it’s not hard to see pro-choice and pro-life ideals going head on. In this paper I will explain some of the major reasons woman have abortions, as well as how if we are truly a democratic society and we do have freedom, then pro-choice and legalizing abortion is the answer. I will also talk about ethical issues, and how the effect of legalized abortions has affected other countries, as opposed to countries where abortions are illegal.

For decades, in countries all over the world, people have protested, people have debated and experts have reviewed the law on abortion. Abortion is the deliberate termination of a pregnancy, there are many ethical and personal factors that come into play making it a highly controversial subject. Should abortion be legal? In this research report I will discuss the stages of foetal development, the human rights abortion violates and the pro-life and pro-choice perspectives. This decision is important because it is a case of whose rights you consider superior - woman or foetus.

Abortion is a subject which is continually contested in the worldwide media, stimulating passion and controversy. Abortion still raises fundamental questions about human existence, such as when life begins and what it is that makes us human (United Nations, 2002).

Abortion is an issue where the law, emotions and moral principles are questioned. There are various points of view when it comes to the issue of abortion, but

Abortion is defined as the termination of a pregnancy by the removal or expulsion from the uterus of a fetus or embryo, resulting in its death. About 42 million abortions are performed worldwide each year, and an astounding 20 million of them occurring unsafely. These unsafe abortions result in 70,000 deaths and 5 million disabilities a year. Most abortions are performed in the first twelve weeks using the ‘vacuum’ method. The majority of women that choose abortion do so because they are not ready for motherhood, are concerned with their careers or education, or have an issue with maintaining financial or relationship stability. Abortion is legal in the United States and most of Europe. Yet in most African and South American countries, it

“Any country that accepts abortion is not teaching its people to love, but to use violence to get what they want,” by the religious sister Mother Teresa. This quote shows that places where abortion is legalized women have the freedom to make abortion behind the name of law without feeling pity on their unborn baby. Based on USA abortion statistics, women give three reasons why they choose abortion. The statistics show that, “3/4 say that having a baby would interfere with work, school or other responsibilities; about 3/4 say they can not afford a child; and 1/2 say they do not want to be a single parent”(Loxafamosity Ministries). However, these reasons are not enough

Abortion became one of the issues that are serious enough, judging from the high number of abortions increasing from year to year. In Indonesia, the number of fetal homicide a year had already reached 3 million. The numbers are not the least given the magnitude of the pregnancy rates in Indonesia. In addition, some categorize that abortion is murder. Some are banned in the name of religion. There is a saying that a newborn baby also have right to life so it should be preserved, and others. But in rape victim case, It is clear that because of unintended pregnancy women will definitely reject the fetus in her womb, the feelings of resentment, not wanting, depression, must face the stigma of lopsided societies that do not consider it as a sacrifice.

For the purpose of this paper the last three levels of this scale (6-8) will be how I define a liberalized abortion law within a country (as was done in the study by). It is also important to make the distinction between the terms illegal abortion, therapeutic abortion and abortion. I will use illegal abortion to reference step 1, therapeutic abortion to refer to steps 2 through 5, and abortion when I am referring to liberalized abortion law where abortion is legal.

According to general definition, abortion is clarified as any pre-developed termination of a human foetus. It is either naturally spontaneous, or artificially induced. Abortion has become one of the most typical surgical operations as about one in three Australia women will obtain an abortion. Approximately 80,000 Australia women will undergo the operation every year. The factors of women choosing abortion are babies would interfere with work, school or other responsibilities, they cannot afford a child and having problems with their spouses. This investigation aims to further study the ethical issues of abortion whether or not the rights of undeveloped foetus overweigh the rights of grown woman.

Today, 76 percent of the world's people live in countries where induced abortion is legal, at least for health reasons, and 39 percent reside in nations where abortion is available upon request. The procedure is legal in nearly every developed country, and although a majority of developing countries prohibit abortion, 67 percent of the residents of the developing world live in countries where it is permitted at least for health reasons. The other 33 percent-more than one billion people, most of living in Sub-Saharan Africa, Latin America and the more strongly fundamentalist Islamic nations-have little of no access to legal induced abortion.

One of the most controversial issues in modern bioethics is rights to access to abortion by women. Abortion activists argue that abortion is a basic woman’s right while religious groups and other conservative groups condemn abortion as inhumane and in violation of the rights of the unborn child. As a result, a struggle arises regarding where the rights of women end and those of the affected unborn children begin. Consequently, most scholars in social matters debate the question whether abortion should be adopted globally as a woman’s right. This argument proposes that access to abortion should be adopted as a global woman’s right, as abortion is a health and personal issue to affected women not bound to control by any faction of society.