Morality and legality of abortion (34497 bytes)
1: ... lawmakers, voters, clerics, protesters, doctors, and, ostensibly, pregnant women.
5: ...o researched by [[sociologists]] and [[history of abortion|historians]].
7: ...even sometimes encouraged in [[China]], [[India]] and other populous countries.
9: ... generally peaceful, if heated, in their advocacy of their positions, the debate is sometimes characte...
13: ...on, that right must be weighed against the rights of the mother.

Movement of Legality Party (493 bytes)
1: ...the vote and 46 members of parliament. The leader of the party is [[Eqerem Spahia]].
3: See also: [[List of political parties in Albania]]

Morality (10842 bytes)
1: ...]], [[religious]], and [[philosophical]] concepts and beliefs, by which an individual determines whethe...
2: ...r group, and thus serve to regulate the behaviour of its members.
3: ...uch codification may also be called ''morality'', and the group may depend on widespread conformity to ...
4: ...to a particular principle, usually as an informal and general summary with respect to a moral principle...
6: ...hout an important difference, and that ethics and morality are ultimately interchangeable concepts.

Sexual morality (16334 bytes)
1: ...ous attitudes to sexual morality. For an overview of cultural attitudes to sex, see [[Sexual norm]]''.
3: ...etc. regulates their members' behaviour in matter of [[sexual activity|sexual activities]].
7: ...) and other activities practiced for the pleasure of sex only (or mainly).
9: ...lly free self-determination, as well as a variety of intermediate positions.
11: ...resentativity, on its relationships with the laws of the related country.

Morality play (858 bytes)
1: ...an]]'', which is today considered the best of the morality plays.

Homosexuality and morality (12977 bytes)
3: ...arlier ages such as the [[Middle Ages]] when many of the laws making homosexuality a crime were enacte...
5: ... still remain as one entity, for example [[Iran]] and [[Saudi Arabia]].
9: ...f [[sexual morality]] as a code of conduct or set of rules governing sexual behavior, they conclude th...
14: * Execution of gay men and lesbians (many being burned at the stake during t...
15: * Execution of those who have had sex

Victorian morality (5182 bytes)
1: ...te of [[Britain]] throughout the [[19th century]] and to anybody who adopts similar moral opinions.
3: ...e coin, since the various social reform movements and high principles had origins in attempts to improv...
5: ... had had on the public's respect for the nobility and [[the Crown]].
7: ...e (even abolishing [[Christmas]] as too indulgent of the sensual pleasures).
9: ...es in relation to [[G.W.F. Hegel|Hegel]]'s theory of historical [[dialectic]].

Objective morality (2652 bytes)
3: ...ed. However, you are welcome to edit this article and improve it. [[Wikipedia:Alternative outlets|Here ...
7: ...nsus on an issue of moral consideration, evidence of a moral truth is not provided. That is, even if a...
11: ...ective. Mathematical truths, for example, still stand as true, even if we cannot objectively say that k...
13: ...ust rely,upon the subjective moral considerations of people, either individually or in groups.

Argument from morality (4754 bytes)
3: ...ts fall under the larger category of [[philosophy of religion]].
6: The argument from morality can be expressed as follows:
7: ...out God there could be no ultimate standards of [[morality]].
8: ...ievers contribute to the corruption of themselves and the entire [[culture]]. (Cf the famous quote asso...
9: ... exists if society is to have stable standards of morality.

Famine, Affluence, and Morality (1188 bytes)
1: ...fering in the [[third world]]. The moral question of providing relief when you can should not discrimi...
4: ...m happening, without thereby sacrificing anything of comparable moral importance, we ought, morally, t...
7: ...singerlinks.com/famine.htm Famine, Affluence, and Morality]

Social cognitive theory of morality (1692 bytes)
1: ...understood by considering a combination of social and cognitive factors, especially those involving sel...
2: ...line with internal standards. In Bandura’s view, morality is rooted in self-regulation rather than abstract...

Abortion (16176 bytes)
1: ... of the issues related to deliberately '''induced abortion'''.
3: ...gote]] is a [[human being]] with the same moral standing as an implanted [[embryo]] before pregnancy ac...
5: ...ur but implantation to fail, even without the use of emergency contraception or birth control.
7: == Methods of abortion ==
9: ...oprostol]]. Approximately eight per cent of these abortions require surgical followup, usually by vacuum asp...

Abortion in Canada (19612 bytes)
4: ...abortion]]. While some non-legal obstacles exist, abortion access in Canada is among the freest in the world...
6: ...ave complete freedom on their decision to have an abortion?"
8: ...n Canada every year. Approximately 90 per cent of abortions are performed in the first trimester, with just ...
10: ==Legality==
11: ...nally, the woman and her fetus are considered one and the same under the law.

Chemical abortion (1934 bytes)
1: ... abortion has met great controversy in [[Canada]] and the [[United States]].
3: ...combination with prostaglandin to have a chemical abortion with) in 60 clinics/centers in the United States....
5: ...l abortions are not otherwise available in Canada and the drug can not be imported for personal use.
7: ...200,000). It should be kept in mind that the risk of death from child birth is 1: 14,300.

Abortion in the Netherlands (1059 bytes)
1: ... abortions except when performed to save the life of the mother.
3: ...ject to counseling and a five-day waiting period. Abortions after the first trimester must be performed in a...
5: [[Category:Abortion by country|Netherlands]]

Abortion law (16922 bytes)
1: ...]]. In the abortion debate, the perceived rights of the [[fetus]] are uniquely pitted against a woman...
5: ...ual act and procreation, but argued that abortion of what Ivo termed an 'unformed embryo' did not cons...
7: ...could first be felt by the mother - to be morally and legally acceptable.
9: ...nvolvement of non-medical personnel in performing abortions.
11: ...d the legalization of abortion and liberalization of existing laws.

Inevitable abortion (557 bytes)
1: ...n]] of a [[pregnancy]] is ''inevitable'' when any of the following symptoms are present:
2: *There is an obvious [[rupture of membranes]]
5: *There is an absence of [[fetus|fetal]] [[heart]] at a [[human chorionic ...
7: ...y [[bleeding]] and [[sepsis]], and a [[dilatation and curettage]] (D&C).

Abortion in Finland (1598 bytes)
1: ...tion were further legalized in [[1970]], allowing abortions for socio-economic reasons, if the mother was yo...
3: ... up to 20 weeks of pregnancy for underage mothers and up to the 24th week if an [[amniocentesis]] or [[...
5: ...octors are empowered to provide abortions outside of hospitals in dire circumstances.
7: [[Category:Abortion by country|Finland]]

Abortion in New Zealand (3290 bytes)
1: ...must be a [[gynaecologist]] or [[obstetrician]] - and may be subject to counseling.
3: ...y [[Maori]] (245), [[Pacific Island]] women (243) and [[European]] women (209).
5: ...13.8), [[Finland]] and [[Scotland]]'s (both 10.9) and many [[Europe]]an countries.
7: ...ion]]s. (Taking one medication to end the embryo, and another to expel the remains.)
9: ==Grounds for an abortion==

Abortion in Australia (7533 bytes)
1: ...t the life and health of the mother - though life and health are defined differently in the different s...
3: ...ained subject to case law and legislation in each of the states.
5: ...er led to the explicit legalization of on-request abortions under certain circumstances in that state (discu...
7: ...ti-abortion Tasmanian Senator [[Brian Harradine]] and the major parties to get his vote on other issues...
9: ...as occasionally discussed his personal dislike of abortion but has not acted on this in government.

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