Women Have the Right to Choose

The society in which we live has many unanswered questions that are controversial about health issues. Many of these can be seen as links to personal glory, morality, and spiritual beliefs, as their contradictory views (Nossiff, 2000, page 28) have made society inequality. In today's United States, the biggest argument about women is abortion. It has been trying to make it illegal for many years. Those who do not agree with abortion will not even consider the reasons for female abortion.

Childbirth options include that women have the right to choose whether to copy or not, including the right to decide whether to bring on or end unwanted pregnancy, and the right to choose family planning and contraception methods they prefer I mean it. A non-government report on widespread pregnancy discrimination among women employed in Mexico's export processing (processing plant) division revealed that this right has been violated. The mission of fact finding that investigated this customary claim was that all women applying for work within the department often required pregnancy testing for screening, while employed women were forced to resign during pregnancy . In some factories, women need to show sanitary napkins to company nurses as a condition of ongoing employment.

Women have the right to choose abortion, abortion is an option for women to stop pregnancy. This is an artificial abortion. Since abortion has been legalized, abortion has become a controversial topic in the past 30 years. Regardless of our personal position on this issue, we need extreme violence as a country to manage this problem. There are many reasons for women to choose abortion. She does not feel she is ready ... the lives of women in Afghanistan. Despite decades of authority's success in rape, forced marriage, prosecution of domestic violence, these women have often been victims of abuse. In Afghan society, women's purchasing to solve child marriage, prostitution, conflict, raid, numerous other acts of violence and women's abuses is a common norm. About 87% of women are undergoing physical, psychological or sexual violence