Abortion in Canada

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    views on Abortion and whether Canada should continue to allow abortions to happen or not. An abortion is when a woman decides that she wants a professional doctor to terminate her pregnancy (Frequently Asked Questions, 2004). There are many hospitals, clinics, and physicians that will perform abortions but doctors do have the option to refuse to perform an abortion (Frequently Asked Questions, 2004). In Canada, there are no laws at all regarding abortion and without any laws on abortions it has…

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    Introduction Prior to 1969 in Canada, all abortion was illegal, unless under specific circumstances, where board of physicians was to determine whether or not an abortion was absolutely essential for the mother’s health and well-being. In the 1988 landmark case of R. v. Morgentaler, the Supreme Court of Canada ruled that the current abortion laws were unconstitutional, and that by essentially giving full control over women’s bodily autonomy to the legal system and the state, her Charter of…

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    “Any country that accepts abortion is not teaching its people to love, but to use any violence to get what they want,” Mother Teresa. Abortion is seen as an act of personal violence, in which it causes more problems than it solves. After 5 weeks, getting an abortion should be illegal―unless there is a serious health risk for the mother, as it is destructive in all aspects. Abortion causes an obstructive impact to a person morally, physically and psychologically, and has devastating effects to a…

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    death sentence””, by the author Rajendra Kale asserts that female feticide is an important issue, in Canada amongst some ethnic groups, that can be resolved by withholding the gender of the fetus until 30 weeks of pregnancy has been reached. The gender of a fetus is medically irrelevant information , except in rare cases, that should not influence whether or not a mother should pursue an abortion. Withholding the gender of the child for 30 weeks is a reasonable compromise, leaving the parents…

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    performing an abortion? Unfortunately, regardless of the countries health regulations many doctors still refuse to perform an abortion due to their conscientious objection, therefore leaving many women without the proper care and help that they require. Although abortions are known to have both short and long term health risks, depending on the woman’s situation, there should be no reason as to why a doctor refuses to perform the procedure. In North America, the number of abortion laws is…

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    As more states place harder restrictions on abortions, the more the women need to fight for their rights. Nancy Northup president of the Center for Reproductive Rights states that the women should not have to yearly go to the court to ensure their constitutional right to an abortion is continuing to be protected (qtd. In "State Abortion Laws: Do State Abortion Laws Protect the Health of Women and Unborn Children, or Do They Violate Women's Rights?"). Regardless of how many restrictive laws the…

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    convicted in the United States of performing an abortion in a hospital. She received her Bachelor's degree from Carleton College and her Medical Degree from the University of Minnesota. Hodgson trained at the Jersey City Medical Center and the Mayo Clinic. Her fifty-year-long career focused on providing reproductive health care for women, including abortions. For her amazing contributions to the field of women's health earned her the National Abortion Federation's Christopher Tietze Humanitarian…

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    pregnant with the child of the man who caused it. Abortion is a controversial subject that everyone has an opinion on. Abortion is the termination of early pregnancy, and must be done within the first twenty eight weeks of pregnancy. Two groups of people who have a strong opinion on abortion were formed; Pro-life and Pro-choice. People who believe in pro-life believe that a fetus has the right to life and therefore should not be terminated. They see abortion as a form of murder. Pro-choice…

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    Abortion is a controversial issue due to the division of opinions on what is right and wrong. To help persuade undecided opinions, the terms pro-choice and pro-life have been coined. Pro-choice supporters fight for a woman’s freedom to decide, while pro-life supporters fight for the rights of the fetus. Those who support abortions do not take into consideration the impact it has. Primarily, having an abortion should be considered as murder since a life is ended. Also, the act of an abortion…

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    ABORTION Abortion and son of the causes of it like rape, malformation, health conditions and psychological. Abortion should be punishing for the religion and or the society. Now in days the society has two faces in front of the public they condemn a mother for her decision and what she feel is right for her body and life. Abortion for raping is one of the most difficult topics because what people think that the mother should do most of you will say to keep the baby but what happened went…

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