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The Supreme Court declaration of 1973 described abortion as a ‘fundamental right’, several challenges exist with religion terming the declaration as backward and wrong (Naden 65). The legalization of abortion has been debated over the years with no conclusive. Proponents of abortion believe that it should be an issue of choice and that the government should not be involved in the process.
However, the opponents assert that life begins at conception and must be protected by law. They argue that abortion inflicts pain and suffering on the unborn as such it is wrong to allow abortion while couples who cannot biologically conceive wait to adopt (Naden 33). The divergent views have created a society with mixed perceptions on the issue which has in turn created more confusion. Abortion needs serious evaluation to be able to reach a conclusive agreement. Despite the pro-abortion activism, it must be addressed by considering the pro-life argument and developing a conclusive approach.
Abortion rights as stipulated in the law are complex and need elaboration and arguments to develop clarity. Read More