Should Abortion Rights Be Restricted?
Should Abortion Rights Be Restricted? | Abortion Should Not Be Restricted
Diana Brown is the former chairman of the London-based organization Population Concern. She also represents the International Humanist and Ethical Union at the United Nations in Geneva.
Summary: Abortion is a public health issue because if legal abortion is unavailable, women will risk injury, infection, and death from medically unsafe abortions to end an undesired pregnancy. Abortion should be legal because the rights of the mother supercede the rights of the fetus, especially because the fetus shows no sign of self-awareness until well into the second...
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- Abortion Should Be Restricted
- Abortion Should Not Be Restricted
- Abortion Rights Devalue the Fetus
- Partial-Birth Abortion Is Legal Infanticide
- Laws That Prohibit Late-Term Abortion Put Mothers at Risk
- Roe v. Wade Must Be Overturned
- Roe v. Wade Must Be Upheld
- Parental-Involvement Laws Protect Teens
- Parental-Involvement Laws Violate Women’s Rights
- Abortion Rights Threaten America
- Threats to Abortion Rights Should Be Challenged
- The Arguments of Abortion Rights Opponents Are Seriously Flawed
- Organizations to Contact
- Bibliography
- Copyright
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