these alternatives and be there for her. The woman has to understand as well that having an abortion does not only affect the fetus and themselves but the people involved in their lives. The family or significant other can be against it or with it but it is better to inform them of your decision because they can have a completely different view on it then you do.
In order to go along with this procedure the women must look at all aspects of the situation such as the cost benefits, health risks, laws and policies, etc. Depending where you live, the laws could be very different and that state can be either for it or against even with some restrictions. Recently there has been much conflict with this issue and many would say it is unfair …show more content…
Women who do not think they have this support will only prolong the pregnancy which makes it harder on them to even look at abortion as an option. Whether the women knows it or not she will always have some sort of ethical obligation to the fetus. Sometimes this obligation isn’t enough to keep the fetus but it can limit the option of abortion. Some questions on ethical complications and various components is the human relationships, nature of rights, personal issues and even state authority.
A father's right to an abortion is well known one. In most cases the father wants the women to have an abortion while she wants to keep the fetus. This is not always the case, and some men find themselves hopeless with no one to help back them up on why they should have equal rights to the fetus just as the women does. American courts mainly agree that the women is entitled to all rights since of course she is carrying the …show more content…
If a father has a genuine moral interest in the fetus then why shouldn’t he be given any right to the fetus considering he is one reason why the fetus is first conceived. The women can also deceive the father into helping her financially but still end up getting an abortion especially if she does not need his
In order to go along with this procedure the women must look at all aspects of the situation such as the cost benefits, health risks, laws and policies, etc. Depending where you live, the laws could be very different and that state can be either for it or against even with some restrictions. Recently there has been much conflict with this issue and many would say it is unfair …show more content…
Women who do not think they have this support will only prolong the pregnancy which makes it harder on them to even look at abortion as an option. Whether the women knows it or not she will always have some sort of ethical obligation to the fetus. Sometimes this obligation isn’t enough to keep the fetus but it can limit the option of abortion. Some questions on ethical complications and various components is the human relationships, nature of rights, personal issues and even state authority.
A father's right to an abortion is well known one. In most cases the father wants the women to have an abortion while she wants to keep the fetus. This is not always the case, and some men find themselves hopeless with no one to help back them up on why they should have equal rights to the fetus just as the women does. American courts mainly agree that the women is entitled to all rights since of course she is carrying the …show more content…
If a father has a genuine moral interest in the fetus then why shouldn’t he be given any right to the fetus considering he is one reason why the fetus is first conceived. The women can also deceive the father into helping her financially but still end up getting an abortion especially if she does not need his