Antihiggenic Abortion In North Korea

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Did you know hundreds of women have died because of antihiggenic abortions in north korea? We will disucse how USA and north korea approve abortions in their own way and its religion interntion Reasons of abortion in USA: 26% want to postpone childbearing, 21% can not afford a baby, 14% has relationship problem or partner does not want pregnancy, 12% too young, 11% having a child will disrupt education or job, 8% want no children. In north korea the reasons for arbotion are any impurity from the population that means people with hándicap or disability are aborted even though the mother dont aprove it, another example women who are suspected of being impregnated by Chinese fathers are subjected to forced abortions; babies born alive are killed.

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