Essays on Abortion

One of the most divisive issues in our contemporary society is abortion. While the conservative sector of society campaigns for legalized abortion, the liberal sector promotes abortion as one of women’s fundamental rights. Abortion opponents, who see the procedure as a sin and wrongdoing with no place in life, and…

The US government has focused on women’s rights and provided funds for family planning methods in response to the cries of all women. However, there have been disagreements between the federal government and Texas regarding support for parenthood and the rights of women. Texas has been forced to reduce its…

The 115th Congress convened on January 20, 2017, in the United States. The H.R. 354, also known as the Defund Planned Parenthood Act of 2017, was reintroduced by Congressman Black, a registered nurse and member of the Select Investigate Panel on Infant Lives. The Superintendent of Documents ratified the agreement…

In the majority of western countries, the law governing abortion has been at the center of social debate for decades, particularly since the turn of the 20th century. Contrary to other divisive issues that certain legal specialists routinely discuss, the abortion debate transcended the realm of the legal community and…

In the case of American Academy of Pediatrics v. Lungren, a legal dispute ensued in California’s Supreme Court in 1997, opposing the validity of the state’s law forcing women under the age of eighteen to seek parental permission or judicial approval before performing an abortion (Musser 285). The legislation was…

Abortion continues to be one of society’s most contentious moral questions. A part of the population believes that women should be granted the freedom to choose, while others believe that life should be preserved under all situations, resulting in the polar opposite. Every nation has its legal system and religious…

On November 20, 2016, Aljazeera published an article about the suffering that Kenyan women face due to unsafe abortions. The country’s current constitution, which was passed in 2010, is vague about whether abortions are legal. Abortion was made illegal in the first constitution, and women could be prosecuted. Many women…

Abortion has long been a contentious issue in modern medical ethics (Patil, Dode, & Ahirrao, 2014). Abortion, according to Cunningham, Leveno, and Bloom (2010), is the termination of a pregnancy before delivery that results in the death of the fetus or embryo. Abortion is performed for various reasons, including a…

Abortion is perhaps the most divisive and contentious moral and legal problem in contemporary American culture and politics. There is a continuing controversy about its morality, with people expressing varying viewpoints and values. The contestants were divided into two groups: pro-life and pro-choice, based on their views on the morality…

“Race, Restrictive State Abortion Laws, and Abortion Demand,” by Marshal H. Medoff. 225–240 in Review of Black Political Economy, vol. 41, no. 2, 2014, pp. 225–240. I read a scholarly journal on the racial attitude toward abortion to perform my study on the attitude toward abortion based on the ethnicity…

Abortion from a Sociological Perspective of “Canadian Society” Abortion is a contentious topic in every society, but it is particularly so in Canada. Even though Canada was the first country to decriminalize abortion in 1988, the government has faced numerous challenges (Costescu et al., 2016). The biggest question on people’s…

The act of ending a pregnancy by separating the embryo or fetus from the uterus is known as abortion. The rights of a woman, a fetus, and a father have always been a source of contention between pro-life and pro-abortion groups when it comes to abortion. Some people who identified…