* It can be imagined that the legal debate on universal legislation on abortion inevitably leads to ethical considerations.
• sociologist Luc Boltanski has stressed that although abortion is undesirable, all societies have permitted techniques to allow abortion and in most cases ways to stop it. In most Western countries, there is a sweeping trend of voluntary birth control, unlike those in the path of growth , Where prevention is used.
* The Universal Declaration of Human Rights affirms the human right to life (art. 3) (Everyone has the right to life, liberty and security of person), which is affirmed in Article 5 on the prevention of torture and humiliation.
* The European Convention on Human Rights, in its second article, affirms the right to life guaranteed by law.
* The right to life is also a component of a civil society defined as human nature.
* In practice, however, the law is obliged to draw the line between persons recognized as human beings (human beings) and the rest.
If the right to life is guaranteed to human beings, the European Court of Human Rights has held that in the absence of consensus on a scientific and legal definition of the beginning of life, the starting point for the right to life is the discretion of the Court.
* In contemporary positive law, the fetus can not enjoy a private or public legal personality.
* For this purpose, the French Court of Cassation, in two famous decisions, ruled that the murder (which presupposes the killing of a human being) should not be considered. When a fetus dies as a result of a traffic accident.
* The French Court of Cassation has affirmed that the Civil Code does not envisage granting an increase contract to an unborn child, neither to the weight of the fetus nor to the length of the pregnancy.
- The absence of a legal personality does not mean that the fetus's life is not respected and subjected to special protection, which means that the offender is subject to the requirements of the pregnant woman or without her consent Chapter 317 of the French Criminal Code of 1971.
* It is only between two points of view:
- First: Allow abortion within certain limits of pregnancy is mainly due to the consideration of the status of pregnant women and leads to exemption from punishment in the case of abortion as the harm done to them is greater than the harm done to the fetus.
The second stems from the right to abortion. The theory is that the fetus does not have special care, unlike the pregnant woman who has the right to complete her pregnancy or to get rid of it without making any excuses.
* In most European countries, abortion can be performed in the first 10 to 12 weeks of pregnancy.
* On February 11, 2007, the order was submitted to a referendum in Portugal in which only 50% of the voters participated. The result was not to criminalize abortion by a vote of 60% for this project.
• sociologist Luc Boltanski has stressed that although abortion is undesirable, all societies have permitted techniques to allow abortion and in most cases ways to stop it. In most Western countries, there is a sweeping trend of voluntary birth control, unlike those in the path of growth , Where prevention is used.
* The Universal Declaration of Human Rights affirms the human right to life (art. 3) (Everyone has the right to life, liberty and security of person), which is affirmed in Article 5 on the prevention of torture and humiliation.
* The European Convention on Human Rights, in its second article, affirms the right to life guaranteed by law.
* The right to life is also a component of a civil society defined as human nature.
* In practice, however, the law is obliged to draw the line between persons recognized as human beings (human beings) and the rest.
If the right to life is guaranteed to human beings, the European Court of Human Rights has held that in the absence of consensus on a scientific and legal definition of the beginning of life, the starting point for the right to life is the discretion of the Court.
* In contemporary positive law, the fetus can not enjoy a private or public legal personality.
* For this purpose, the French Court of Cassation, in two famous decisions, ruled that the murder (which presupposes the killing of a human being) should not be considered. When a fetus dies as a result of a traffic accident.
* The French Court of Cassation has affirmed that the Civil Code does not envisage granting an increase contract to an unborn child, neither to the weight of the fetus nor to the length of the pregnancy.
- The absence of a legal personality does not mean that the fetus's life is not respected and subjected to special protection, which means that the offender is subject to the requirements of the pregnant woman or without her consent Chapter 317 of the French Criminal Code of 1971.
* It is only between two points of view:
- First: Allow abortion within certain limits of pregnancy is mainly due to the consideration of the status of pregnant women and leads to exemption from punishment in the case of abortion as the harm done to them is greater than the harm done to the fetus.
The second stems from the right to abortion. The theory is that the fetus does not have special care, unlike the pregnant woman who has the right to complete her pregnancy or to get rid of it without making any excuses.
* In most European countries, abortion can be performed in the first 10 to 12 weeks of pregnancy.
* On February 11, 2007, the order was submitted to a referendum in Portugal in which only 50% of the voters participated. The result was not to criminalize abortion by a vote of 60% for this project.
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