Abortion

Introduction

Abortion is the termination of pregnancy through the expulsion or removal of the fetus from the uterus or death. In addition, abortion can occur spontaneously due to complications during pregnancy. In addition, induced abortion to preserve the health situation for a pregnant woman is known as therapeutic abortion, while induced abortion for any other reason known as selective abortion. The term abortion is often induced abortion for pregnant women, while that of spontaneous abortions are usually termed miscarriages.

Abortion has a long history and has been happening in several ways, including herbs, use sharp tools, physical trauma and other traditional methods. There is debate in many countries around the ethical and legal abortion. The abortion and related issues play a prominent role in national political life in many countries and often involve opposition movements, the pro-life and pro-choice in all parts of the world (Boonin, 2003, 67-78).

Its causes

Personal and Social Factors

A study compiled in 2008, from 27 countries, for reasons that make women seeking termination of pregnancy and concluded that the most important factors: the desire to delay or end childbearing, concern over the interruption of work or education, financial matters and the stability of relationships, and lack of maturity sufficient . Another study in 2004 resulted in similar results through a survey of American women. In Finland and the United States, was not concerned about the health risks posed by pregnancy in individual cases a factor, however, in Bangladesh, India, Kenya stated concern of the health risks more frequently as reasons for abortion.

Abortion is not justified on economic grounds. This justification is an inconsistency. It is clear that whenever there is a better option to any cause, the option of abortion, the killing of children does not end poverty and belies a concern for the neediest people, on the contrary, it seems as if money were more important than human life itself. This trivialization of human life might lead society to the "elimination of the poor." The solution is not ending people, but to allocate resources to solve problems, the state must act directly implementing programs for economic improvement (Johnson, 2004, 90-123).

Abortion legalization the true reality

In 1976, created the National Women's Movement and starts the first day on the legalization of abortion so that women could go to any public health institution to be held freely a safe abortion by requiring, in addition to these institutions and provided ...