Essay On Pro Choice
Abortion is the deliberate termination of a human pregnancy, most often performed during the first 28 weeks of pregnancy. Some people support this and that is called pro-choice this means the person thinks that a girl could do anything she wants with her body, but some people do not and that is referred to as pro-life which means they want the baby to live. So somebody is probably wondering what is the view of this paper? Well it’s going to be about pro-choice. Here are the reasons why women should have the right to do what they want with their own body because a pregnancy should never be mandatory, many women get hurt or killed by having illegal abortions or they have to travel a long way, and there are too many orphaned children in the world.
Firstly, they have the rights to their own bodies because they have the right to their health, body, sexuality and reproductive life, without fear, violence or discrimination. Also, a pregnancy should never be mandatory. In 2008 41 percent of pregnancies were unplanned, easier to explain is 85,362,000. The choices of these 85 million women should remain their own. Their are many reasons why they would have an abortion some woman can not carry a fetus, some …show more content…
there are nearly 428,00 children in foster care. On average children remain in state care for nearly two years and six percent of children in foster care have been there for five years or more, also the majority of people that are in foster care are children that are very very young. 14 percent of them live in institutions or group homes. Most people age out of foster care without permanent families to be exact 20,000 people do. Resarch has shown that people that do that end up homeless or unemployed. So it is not a really good thing to put up the kid for adoaption, because they will most likely never find a permanent home. Would you want that for a
Firstly, they have the rights to their own bodies because they have the right to their health, body, sexuality and reproductive life, without fear, violence or discrimination. Also, a pregnancy should never be mandatory. In 2008 41 percent of pregnancies were unplanned, easier to explain is 85,362,000. The choices of these 85 million women should remain their own. Their are many reasons why they would have an abortion some woman can not carry a fetus, some …show more content…
there are nearly 428,00 children in foster care. On average children remain in state care for nearly two years and six percent of children in foster care have been there for five years or more, also the majority of people that are in foster care are children that are very very young. 14 percent of them live in institutions or group homes. Most people age out of foster care without permanent families to be exact 20,000 people do. Resarch has shown that people that do that end up homeless or unemployed. So it is not a really good thing to put up the kid for adoaption, because they will most likely never find a permanent home. Would you want that for a