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Abortion is the
termination of a
pregnancy by
removal or
expulsion of an
embryo or fetus. An
abortion that
occurs without intervention is
known as a miscarriage...
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Abortion laws vary
widely among countries and territories, and have
changed over time. Such laws
range from
abortion being freely available on request...
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United States,
abortion is a
divisive issue in
politics and
culture wars,
though a
majority of
Americans support access to
abortion.
Abortion laws vary widely...
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Abortion-rights movements, also self-styled as pro-choice movements, are
movements that
advocate for
legal access to
induced abortion services, including...
- Anti-
abortion movements, also self-styled as pro-life movements, are
involved in the
abortion debate advocating against the
practice of
abortion and its...
- The
abortion debate is a
longstanding and
contentious discourse that
touches on the moral, legal, medical, and
religious aspects of
induced abortion. In...
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Christianity and
abortion have a long and
complex history.
Condemnation of
abortion by
Christians goes back to the 1st
century with
texts such as the Didache...
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abortion—the
deliberate termination of a pregnancy—has been
known since ancient times.
Various methods have been used to
perform or
attempt abortion,...
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Abortion in the
United Kingdom is de
facto available under the
terms of the
Abortion Act 1967 in
Great Britain and the
Abortion (Northern Ireland) (No...
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Defense of
Abortion is a
moral philosophy essay by
Judith Jarvis Thomson first published in
Philosophy &
Public Affairs in 1971.
Granting for the sake...
