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    would like to raise my opinion on the following issues which I have researched extensively regarding the RH Bill: The RH Bill is anti-life – It is‚ in fact‚ pro-quality life‚ because it will ensure that all births are planned and wanted by their parents. The bill is not against the birth of children

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    Written Report in Mapeh Group II Artificial Contraceptives and Natural Family Planning Artificial contraception‚ also known as birth control‚ are medications used to prevent pregnancy. The primary type of artificial contraception is the birth control pill. Types: Mechanical Devices – materials that are inserted or fitted to the reproductive system to prevent pregnancy. Such mechanical devices are condoms‚ which are inserted to the male genitalia‚ diaphragm‚ which is inserted to the

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    the Food and Drug Administration approves the birth control pill. This is a huge accomplishment that I must say first began in 1848 when five women organize a two-day convention in Seneca Falls‚ N.Y.‚ to discuss women’s rights. This is when the women’s rights movement began. Remember that in 1916‚ Margaret Sanger opened the first birth control clinic in Brooklyn and was arrested within 10 days. She fought for women to have the rights to be able to control their own bodies and did not get legal support

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    themselves in an attempt to self- induce abortion. (Archer‚ J.‚ 1991) After watching a Russian immigrant die from a self- induced abortion‚ Sanger vowed to dedicate her life to breaking “society’s taboo against investigating and distributing effective birth control information to women who needed practical knowledge to prevent unwanted pregnancies.”(Archer‚ J.‚ 1991) At that time‚ condoms were very expensive and not readily available‚ douching was considered to be taboo‚ and husbands did not want to practice

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    Although the United states faces its biggest decline of abortion rate in 2009 at 784‚507 abortions as reported to CDC (Center for Disease Control and Prevention)‚ its number is still more than double of an information from Women ’s Health and Reproductive Right and Foundation of Thailand‚ and an organization in Thailand where birth control is non-prescriptive‚ that presents a number of 300‚000 abortions at a national average per yer. Abortion seems to be resulted from such a high unintended pregnancy

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    lightly. That is why I have chosen to be abstinent and wait to engage in sexual activity until marriage. This is a personal choice of mine‚ and I know some may agree or disagree. With all the emphasis on the importance of using condoms and birth control to ensure safer sex‚ I feel the intelligent choice of abstinence is being highly overlooked. It is sometimes viewed as old-fashioned and based solely on religion‚ but in theory it is a plausible decision for one to make. The word abstinence

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    Abortion Sources

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    have a bunch of politicians‚ a majority of whom are men‚ making health care decision on behalf of women.” – Anita Kumar‚ McClatchy Newspapers * “Obama also supports federal funds for planned parenthood‚ which provides many services including birth control. The organization says 46 percent of its funding—about $487.4 million—comes from the states and federal governments.—Anita Kumar‚ McClatchy Newspapers * “Since 1980‚ the state constitution has guaranteed that “Every natural person has the

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    who went to seek medical care in the county hospitals especially those giving birth went back home while sterilized to save taxpayers money and control population among Mexican immigrants. This procedure was a forced one as mothers signed them while going into labor and others didn’t remember signing them. Civil rights movement arose at that time. The group of women who were forced to sterilize while undergoing birth procedure at Los Angeles County-USC Medical Center led by a lawyer who was also

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    every country which desires to raise the living standard of its people. • Family planning has also been referred to as the totality of human efforts to achieve human dignity‚ economic stability‚ health and happiness and welfare through: o Birth regulation and spacing of children by the use of accepted scientific methods o Treatment for infertility o Family life and sex education o Pre-marital guidance and marriage counseling o Pre-natal and post-natal care Advantages

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    Furthermore‚ in the 1800’s the Comstock law was created‚ that made birth control and other contraceptives “obscene and illicit” (PBS). Other states followed the Comstock Law as well‚ creating their own versions of that law which banned contraceptives. The strictest states were Massachusetts and Connecticut‚ people were not allowed to share information about contraceptives‚ or even use them. Even married couples were not allowed to use contraceptives with this law‚ if they were found using contraceptives

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