Pro-Abortion And Its Effects

Running head: Pro-abortion
Pro-abortion and its effects
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1PRO-ABORTION
A belief that allows individuals to have access to the abortion services is explained by the
term “pro-abortion”. In simple terms, to be pro-abortion is to have a strong belief that women
have the ability of deciding what is good for them, their health and their pregnancies and even
the decision of ending the pregnancy if need be (Manninen). However, Pro-abortion definitely
not explains that abortion is an answer to every pregnancy, rather it is a choice; a choice to either
stay with the decision of pregnancy or not. It is a choice of the woman, whether she wants to
have a baby or not and her analysis that whether her body is ready to accept the pregnancy or not
(Kreitzer). This essay is going to give a brief discussion about the process of pro-abortion and
the legal concerns related to this process.
Pro-abortion can be defined as a process in favor of accessing the abortion decision free
from any kind of restrictions such as limits on how late the pregnancy to be done and abortion
might be obtained (Freed). The process of pro-abortion is also declared as pro-choice, as to abort
or not, it is completely their individual choice. On flip, not every pro-choice individual is pro-
abortion, because some individuals who are identified as pro-choice are in support of limits on
abortion freedoms (for example, need for patient "counseling"). Under this, people have a belief
that abortion is a useful as well as affective means of curbing the overpopulation and a method of
prevention of the overpopulation of the country. Some also believes that, pro-abortion is one step
ahead of pro-choice and opposite of pro-life, that describes that abortion is a mandatory process
if individuals have more than their fair share of children (Strickland).
The “United States abortion-rights movement” also identified by the name “United States
pro-choice movement” is nothing but a socio-political process or movement in US supporting the
discussed pro-abortion process and the argument that women should have sufficient legal rights
to have elective abortion (means the right to continue or terminate the pregnancy) and she should