There are several differences between Greek and American beliefs. One
significant difference is the attitude towards abortion. The moral and legal
aspects of abortion are subject to intense debate in many parts of the world. The
main issue is whether the fetus qualifies as a person and therefore abortion as a
homicide. At the same time there is the issue of self -determination of pregnant
women, the right to dispose of her body as she thinks.
In Greece, regard to the legal framework of abortion in Greece, an abortion, as
regulated by article 304 of the Criminal Code, constitutes, in principle a criminal
offence. However, it is allowed to have an abortion (artificial termination of
pregnancy) only with the consent of …show more content…
Behold the dramatic description of the same,
the NATHANSON:
"...when the edge of the hood beats the amniotic bag, the kid bounces. It
realizes that something aggressive is done and bounces away. The moment the
edge of the hood begins to move the fetus understands it and begins climbing to
the top of the uterus. You can see his mouth open in a silent scream, the heart to
speed up the pace, its limbs to move faster, the child is spinning rapidly still and
the breath to grow. The drama ends with the dismemberment of the child in
front of your eyes".
The irresistible effect of such a film seems to have an impact on its own doctors. The NATHANSON that he did thousands of abortions and was aware of what he will see, he says, that he felt nausea as the doctor who did the abortion, when to her he saw on the screen exactly what he did. The last one I turned another time on the screen during the abortion, and with great effort convinced him the NATHANSON to see later in the movie to help him in the description. Finally the doctor who did the abortion is not accepted anymore to operate an abortion. Talking to a native-born American I realized that in fact perspectives
significant difference is the attitude towards abortion. The moral and legal
aspects of abortion are subject to intense debate in many parts of the world. The
main issue is whether the fetus qualifies as a person and therefore abortion as a
homicide. At the same time there is the issue of self -determination of pregnant
women, the right to dispose of her body as she thinks.
In Greece, regard to the legal framework of abortion in Greece, an abortion, as
regulated by article 304 of the Criminal Code, constitutes, in principle a criminal
offence. However, it is allowed to have an abortion (artificial termination of
pregnancy) only with the consent of …show more content…
Behold the dramatic description of the same,
the NATHANSON:
"...when the edge of the hood beats the amniotic bag, the kid bounces. It
realizes that something aggressive is done and bounces away. The moment the
edge of the hood begins to move the fetus understands it and begins climbing to
the top of the uterus. You can see his mouth open in a silent scream, the heart to
speed up the pace, its limbs to move faster, the child is spinning rapidly still and
the breath to grow. The drama ends with the dismemberment of the child in
front of your eyes".
The irresistible effect of such a film seems to have an impact on its own doctors. The NATHANSON that he did thousands of abortions and was aware of what he will see, he says, that he felt nausea as the doctor who did the abortion, when to her he saw on the screen exactly what he did. The last one I turned another time on the screen during the abortion, and with great effort convinced him the NATHANSON to see later in the movie to help him in the description. Finally the doctor who did the abortion is not accepted anymore to operate an abortion. Talking to a native-born American I realized that in fact perspectives