… objections and moral complicity. Lastly, we argue that new technologies (eg, abortion
drugs) might affect access to terminations in countries where the right to abortion is either not …

… After introducing the ethical–political contemporary debate about abortion I will move on
to phenomenology in the context of medicine and how phenomenologists have viewed the …

… The Gift of Death fails to conceive abortion. If an abortion is a woman's choice - as I believe
it should be - what does this choice entail? What are the ethics involved, and how do they …

… Next, I explain how she applies her framework to abortions in some interestingly different, …
I believe any adequate account of abortion ethics must provide. First, why is abortion morally …

… on abortion has reached a stalemate. Proabortionists judging that in some instances abortion
appears clearly indicated, justify their … the start, allow no abortion unless the mother's life is …

… teaching on direct abortion. At the same time it demands that any such procedure satisfy the
… ) which are conditions for the moral permissibility of indirect abortion. The most obvious and …

… children have had their lives snuffed out by legalized abortions’ says Reagan (p. 15);‘Last
year (1979) something in the neighbourhood of fifty million abortions’ claims Muggendge, …

… the moral evaluation of the law that criminalizes abortion and the moral evaluation of abortion
… In this paper, I shall analyze the laws that criminalize abortion from two different ethical …

… Yet, even if we believe that voters’ views on abortion are often the result of misinformation
about abortion and pregnancy, or irrational fears, prejudice, and misplaced sympathies, it can …

… choose abortion even in circumstances where abortion is a criminal offence. In doing so
women have developed their own ethical framework in which to make decisions relating to their …