Originally posted by: zoinksRomania... orthodox countries, Prayagraj, Talibastan, aur North Korea mein. Haan.
It's illegal in one of the first world countries too... Don't remember if it was France or some other, but this indian nurse was denied permission to get an abortion done, even though her pregnancy was critical to her life.... Eventually the woman died due to complications.
Originally posted by: anjs
It's illegal in one of the first world countries too... Don't remember if it was France or some other, but this indian nurse was denied permission to get an abortion done, even though her pregnancy was critical to her life.... Eventually the woman died due to complications.
Ireland. It's not illegal anymore.
good then....... wish they had thought about the woman's situation then, would've saved her life...
Originally posted by: anjs
It's illegal in one of the first world countries too... Don't remember if it was France or some other, but this indian nurse was denied permission to get an abortion done, even though her pregnancy was critical to her life.... Eventually the woman died due to complications.
Ireland. Savitha Halappanar.
wrong thread
On topic, there's nothing unethical about abortion. The fetus is not capable of feeling pain until the third trimester. So aborting then is not cruel or inhuman.
that is so horrible.. omg.
Originally posted by: anjs
It's illegal in one of the first world countries too... Don't remember if it was France or some other, but this indian nurse was denied permission to get an abortion done, even though her pregnancy was critical to her life.... Eventually the woman died due to complications.
If the state would have taken care of the child, its needs, healthcare, and education, then abortion would be unethical.
In lack of such an infrastructure, it's not unethical. As 2Rs said, if you're having a baby, you should be able to take care of the child. Better not have one, if you can't.
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