ABORTION

Abortion

Abortion

Introduction

The purpose of this paper is to make arguments against the process of abortion. The paper aims to explore different problems that are related to abortion and how it is perceived in different areas of the world. Abortion is the interruption of pregnancy; during a therapeutic abortion, the embryo can be removed or expelled from the uterus, according to the method chosen. There are two types of therapeutic abortion: medical abortion and surgical abortion. During a medical abortion, there are certain drugs that interrupt pregnancy rather than surgery.

This type of abortion can be performed at the early stage of pregnancy - up to seven weeks after the first day of the preceding period. Surgical abortion is the abortion method most common in Canada and United States and is performed by a doctor in a clinic or hospital. Also, called manual vacuum intrauterine, surgical abortion is to dilate the cervix (opening) of the uterus to remove the embryo or fetus and placenta tissue.

Discussion

Abortion is like a murder

From the moment of conception, there is already a living being with unique human DNA, which has to send a chemical message to the mother not to fight it. Since, it is only a cell's own DNA that directs all program development and growth to birth and beyond. The doubts in this regard in the past have been cleared by science (Baumgardner 2008).  Two weeks after conception (about the time you notice the first offense), is fully implanted in the uterus. When we go for an abortion, we are depriving a human being of coming into this world and taking an innocent life.

Abortion is not a right

Abortion is like a crime, which is legalized in America on three assumptions. The first assumption is that pregnancy could also be a result of rape, the presumption that the child will be born with "serious defects, physical or mental" and that is a serious risk to life and physical or mental health of the mother (Bachiochi 2004). Despite the serious deficiencies in its ruling, the Constitutional Court rejected in 1985 that is a right, since the rights of women can not "unconditionally prevail" against the life of the unborn child. Despite what the abortion lobby's attempts to convince countries that oppose abortion have not yet gotten any document of the United Nations recognizes an alleged right to abortion. No one has the right to take the life of an innocent child, who has not even seen this world (Bottum 2009).

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