Game Theory as it Relates to Abortion in Canada

Current situation of Flanagan In 1988, the Canadian Supreme Court (Flanagan 120) abolished the abortion law. According to the Canadian Rights and Freedom Charter (Wikipedia), the current law is considered to violate women's "individual safety". The drafting and adoption of the abortion law was the responsibility of the current Prime Minister and the House of Commons (Franacon 121). Brian Mulroney tried to introduce abortion law into the House bill, but the Senate repeatedly failed (Flanacon 121).

Abortion is early termination of pregnancy. Until 1988, the Supreme Court of Canada regarded the abortion law as unconstitutional and criminalized abortion. Since then, abortion is legal at any stage of female pregnancy and is financially funded under the Canadian Ministry of Health Act as a medical procedure. But abortion services vary from country to country and abortion is still one of the most fragmented political problems at the time. In the famous abortion case in 1879, a second Canadian woman Emily Stowon who received a licensed medical license was involved. Stow is accused of being charged with abortion (by drug management) for young patients. After a long, high-profile trial, she was finally found not guilty. However, Stow 's lawsuit shows how the authorities took abortion seriously in the first decades after the federal government.

Canada is one of the few countries in the world without penal code restricting abortion. Nonetheless, there are no abortion laws in Canada, and women of all ages and doctors are responsible for exercising abortion. Canada first criminalized abortion in the 19th century. In the 1960's Canadian abortion law began to face the pressure of liberalization. These pressures come mainly from medical organizations, legal groups, and various women's social groups. From a religious point of view, abortion is a problem. Many religious organizations believe that from the moment of conception, humans will be created in the statue of God. Religious groups and churches have always opposed abortion and its legalization. Most of the objections to abortion rights are based on religious and moral prohibitions that protect human life.

In the past 25 years abortion was one of the hottest arguments in the United States and Canada. The only subjects that are the same as abortion arguments are race and war. Abortion is an argument about interpersonal relationship, ethics, emotion, and law. Some people have different opinions about abortion, but whatever their view, they are all under the thin line. I am doing professional life with professional choice. - Is one of the most popular topics in modern society, is it just a life or is it really alive Is it compliance with ethical standards, or is it to abolish common interests? Is it legal under laws and regulations? Just because I think this is wrong, if I want to tell others to stop fishing, I think that even trying to withdraw our rights to freedom is illegal I will. Abortion is a personal matter and should be handled by people, not by courts.