Abortion: A Debate on Women's Rights and Moral Implications

Argumentive essay on abortion
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Introduction.
Abortion is described as removal of the foetus which has no ability to surive.The
entire issue of abortion is not easy to discuss. There are innumerable debates regarding
abortion but it’s yet to prove whether the activity is right or wrong. Generally the whole issue
of abortion depends on the level of interpretation (Ananat & Hungerman,2012). Different
expert argues that it’s right of a woman in society to decide whether the activity is right or
wrong to her. In most cases the activity depends whether it depends on whether the woman
has done it and thus showing it’s her mandate to decide whether it’s right to her. On contrary
to this there is another section in society which tags abortion as purely murder of a baby who
is yet to develop as a complete human being. There are a lot of questions which rises as a
result of abortion in society.
Exegesis
 First and foremost it’s the mandate of woman to decide abortion. This
suggests that productive organs are hers and she knows what to do. Sometime
abortion will be safe but not all cases. Abortion should not be dictated as safe
action at all cost. It must be left entity to the woman to decide whether it’s bad
or good. My stand is that abortion is immoral. Some critics always opine that
abortion is a right and woman should have right to solely proceed as she
desires (Hooper, 2014). This sheds light on rights of women in society. There
are critics which proves that abortion is risky in health and also causes a sense
of guilty when one does it. There are so many hazards pinned to abortion such
as breast cancer.Keeeping into consideration this hazards abortion has been a
debate to discuss. However there are other societies which shows that abortion
is a sin thus a need to abolish it.In fact abortion has become so contravasal.