… justice and non‐maleficence bear on various actions and procedures which harm or may
well harm the unborn. The right … But Tooley’s argument begs the question by simply assuming …

… and the morality of the abortion decision could, we argue, help advocates of reproductive
rights … issue into our understanding of the abortion decision would strengthen support for …

… justice. ss According to Bartiett, varying methods of evalua tion "though not unique to feminists,
attempt to reveal fea tures of a legal issue … abortion law of fends this article, the question …

… in a 'different voice', an ethic of care; as opposed to the ethic of justice. Although she has …
We turn now to the issue of abortion. The ethical literature on the issue is extensive, but is …

… man beings can with justice enslave, use… moral question: Is the choice to perform an abortion,
to procure one, or to help someone procure one, ever morallyjustified?1 This last question …

… two questions: Should the need for abortion care be … s deeper commitment to responding
to health disparities as a matter of justice should be integrated into our analysis of abortion …

… these questions a year after the adoption of its first abortion … Citation 66 But I think there
are strong legal and ethical … shining examples of gender justice campaigns which have …

… on different sides of this issue justify their views to themselves and … about many aspects of
the abortion issue, sincere and honest … C: Well I am sure we will get to that topic, but is abortion …

… with abortion we must question ourselves, is abortion morally … as morally right, we want to
know in which cases abortion is … of ethics; autonomy, beneficence, non-maleficence and justice…