ABORTION

Abortion

Abortion

Introduction

Abortion is a social phenomenon that sheds just chilling statistics with known statistics, if we entered this field over the numbers we would see that the harsh reality that society is undergoing today is vastly greater than the simple numbers that show simple and vague approaches. Day by day they make abortions in the world even counting the millions, this has been eroding the public institutions and their official ideologies have been in favor of reversal of the abortion laws in many countries. No doubt you have to take drastic measures and not to solve a problem that has roots to spare, but to regulate it and make it more beneficial for women who risk their lives in doing so clandestinely (Peter, 2004).

Today, more than ever it is essential to protect human life first, which is already made, namely that of women, who give birth, but when the time and be prepared, for it never attempts to be sufficient made to achieve a fairer laws for all and for women, for they are equal before the law having the same rights and obligations as men, as well as the abortion a crime, it is not, it needs to prevent and it not prevented by contraceptives or many others might have been the causes of pregnancy, but now we have to analyze and understand it, it is now a life is at stake, but after the whole nation will be hit with overpopulation and poverty, only to safeguard the interests of a few, and their ideas, not fair, not fair (Baird, 2009).

Discussion

From a legal standpoint, abortion is the termination of pregnancy at any time of pregnancy before the fetus reaches its end. From the obstetric point of view, is the interruption of pregnancy before the product is viable, i.e. able to live outside the uterine cavity independently. 20 weeks are considered to be viable product or that has 500 gr. Weight.

Other definitions against abortion, as Catholic or conservative organizations, sharply defined to abortion through a series of fallacies as the "termination of pregnancy induced killing a baby", a term that sounds quite shocking to those who have no information, the authors aimed at creating a fear of repression of religion and the Catholic religious community that is not the abortion (Pansy, 2000).

Social Aspect

The cultural aspects that we consider involve itself religious prejudices that have been imposed on women, especially the Catholic religion, and ultra-conservative movement in our country, these are organizations such as prolife, Opus Dei, the Parents Organization, which have expressed a clear fight against abortion in all its manifestations, causes and arguments for this. The Catholic Church has meant a very dramatic role in the laws of this country on abortion, considering that this country is majority Catholic mind, it is easy to assume that the clergy put pressure on the population and the state to be condemning abortion, defending for them the right to life (Linda, 2008).

To the extent necessary insistence on the decriminalization of abortion by ...