“The legal aspects and lacking of Abortion in Bangladesh."
Submitted by:
Tangila Binte Tauhid
School of law
ID: 08209008
Abstract:
In Our country Abortion is Legal but in certain circumstances. There are only a few laws for Abortion. And the sad news is people do unsafe abortion and they know its illegal. When any person does not abort children by law they do MR (menstrual regulation) which is more dangerous. However this law is not enough for any women’s situation and unsafe abortion is thus a pressing issue. Though it is not enough but no one said a single word about it. People do abort but silently and illegally. Every day women have face this kind of situation but there is no case against it. It is really a shame for us. In our country there are many incident occur that proves that we need some clear and specific laws for Abortion. Only one law for abortion makes a woman lose their freedom of their body.
Introduction
In developed countries, abortion is legal whereas most developing countries do not encourage and permit abortion. This brings about the differences in safe and unsafe abortions. Each country in the world has different legality, cultural and religious statuses about abortion. The ethical principles towards abortion and removal of pregnancies also vary. Countries such as the United States of America and Britain have heated politics surrounding the issue of abortion. These are based on the argument that for one group, it should be legalized and for the other, abortion should not. Most governments in the developed countries have legalized abortion. Many developing and underdeveloped countries have not legalized abortion and have no control over what is done by the medical personnel. Abortion is legal in our country. But if we think properly though it is legal but they are not enough to help women’s life or secure future.
First of all we
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