… titled ‘After-birth abortion: why should the baby live?’1 in which they argued that it would be
morally permissible to kill newborns under ‘all the circumstances where abortion would be (…

… 63, § 1-746.1 (defining "[fletal anomaly incompatible with life" as "profound and irremediable
congenital or chromosomal anomaly that is incompatible with sustaining life after birth" (…

… not analogous to having an abortion in Giubilini’s and Minerva’s view of the analogy …
analogous with abortion is after-birth abortion and orphans cannot be victims of after-birth abortion. …

… in live birth yet may not be considered induced abortion. When pregnancies are affected by
fetal anomalies likely to be fatal either in utero or shortly after birth [2], perinatal demise is … live …

… Giubilini and Minerva in their article ‘After-birth abortion: why should the baby live?’1 argue
that ‘killing a newborn could be ethically permissible in all the circumstances where abortion …

… : the woman’s life and health were at stake, the fetus would be born dead or die shortly
after birth, and the woman’s ability to have additional children could be compromised. Id. …

… When a ‘lethal fetal abnormality’ (LFA) is … that their baby will most likely die before or shortly
after birth, or terminating the pregnancy. To ensure parents can make an informed choice it is …

… abortion is not wrong even if the human fetus is a person. The Ethics of Abortion examines
hard cases for those who are pro-life… after birth is not abortion but infanticide, even if the infant …

… responsibilities in protecting unwanted babies and reducing infant illnesses and deaths …
infant under social protection after birth is an important issue that should be investigated as it will …

… Among them, 11 gave birth and chose to parent the child; one lost custody of her child
after birth; two placed their babies for adoption; and one experienced a stillbirth. …