Preventing Illegal and Unsafe Abortions

According to Kenneth W. Krause, 'Abortion may be the most difficult cultural problem of our time.' Because of this sustained controversy there are two conflicting groups. People who believe that abortion must remain legal, even though "people that support life" and this is an unpleasant practice. Under the support of science and ethics, abortion is clearly "necessary evil" (Williams).

Advocates supporting the choice believe that abortion should be legalized to reduce the possibility of dangerous abortion. According to research by the World Health Organization, the majority of insecure abortion occurs in countries where abortion is illegal (Knapp, 2001). In countries such as the Republic of Ireland, abortion is illegal in the United States, abortion is legal, in Canada abortion can be made on request or consent. Ethical analysis of abortion is aimed at judging the correctness and error of abortion. This ethical argument reveals the validity of fetal rights and maternal rights. As far as personality is concerned, the fetus does not recognize himself, does not think, and therefore depends on the mother. This means that the mother makes an absolute choice in the selection of the fetus. In some eras, supporters of life support selective abortion

If abortion is illegal, this usually leads to the spread of unsafe abortion, but that is not the only abortion. In addition, failure to obtain safe and effective contraceptives can lead to unsafe abortion. If contemporary family planning and maternal health services are widespread worldwide, the incidence of unsafe abortion can be reduced by as much as 73%, but abortion law will not change. In 1973, the Supreme Court ruled that the 7-2 law prohibiting abortion infringed the right of women's privacy. Breakthrough affair, Roe v. Wade changed pregnancy abortion in the United States. Roe v. Prior to Wade, the premature birth law prohibited the use of toxic chemical substances causing abortion.