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==About== | ==About== | ||
| − | + | Abortion bans remain in effect in many parts of the world, despite growing support for "[[pro-choice]]" policies. The Supreme Court's recent [[death of Roe|removal of abortion as a federally-protected right in the US]] has resulted in many states immediately reverting to pre-existing bans, while others are imposing new bans now that they are allowed to do so. | |
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* [[/effectiveness]]: one of the central tenets of the [[pro-life]] position (often unstated) is that the best way to reduce abortions is to make them illegal. The facts do not support this argument. | * [[/effectiveness]]: one of the central tenets of the [[pro-life]] position (often unstated) is that the best way to reduce abortions is to make them illegal. The facts do not support this argument. | ||
| − | + | * [[/harm]]: abortion bans also have harmful side-effects | |
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About
Abortion bans remain in effect in many parts of the world, despite growing support for "pro-choice" policies. The Supreme Court's recent removal of abortion as a federally-protected right in the US has resulted in many states immediately reverting to pre-existing bans, while others are imposing new bans now that they are allowed to do so.
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- /effectiveness: one of the central tenets of the pro-life position (often unstated) is that the best way to reduce abortions is to make them illegal. The facts do not support this argument.
- /harm: abortion bans also have harmful side-effects