… human life; that innocent, unborn human life is sacred and inviolable; that the right of the
unborn … direct and deliberate destruction of human life by abortion is an unspeakable crime and …

… Firstly, it declared the constitutional principle of protection of human life regardless of … unborn
children22; thirdly, it prohibited abortion for so-called social causes, being de facto abortion …

… It also provides several (non-theological) justifications for the conclusion that all human
beings… view that abortion is not wrong even if the human fetus is a person. The Ethics of Abortion …

… aborted without an offense being committed or at the relevant time was the fetus a human
life? All these questions which should be considered before the child's right to life is articled.29 …

… Friberg-Fernros’ approach uses Jeff McMahan’s (Citation2002) time-relative interest account
to explain why we might prioritise the deaths of children and adults over those of the unborn…

… Why, the rst chapter of our rst law book tells how the unborn have all those rights of the
person—of every human being—that be t their condition and circumstances. We are legislating …

… Stephanie SCHLrrT: Global Abortion Policies Database: a new approach to strengtheuing
knowledge on laws, policies, and human rights standards. BMC International Health and …

… necessary to separate the idea of abortion from the idea of killing, … really knows, that human
life begins at conception and is … ize abortion as anything but taking a human life would be …

… Once again, "quickening was a flexible standard of proof-not a substantive judgment on the
value of unborn human life."The Roe Court made much of the quickening rule in its rush to …

… , but the most fundamental is that its core holding-that the Constitution protects a woman's
right to abort her unborn childfinds no support in the text of the Fourteenth Amendment." …