In recent decades, abortion has become one of the most intensively and comprehensively
discussed problems of the theory of morality. Experts formulate its content in the following way:
“The advocates of the right to abortion and their opponents do not agree with each other even in
the terminology of the dispute. Opponents insist that the problem is: should the embryos be
killed or not like other human beings? whether it is possible to force a woman to bear an
unwanted fetus even at the cost of her health and life? ” Abortion is a purely personal problem of
a woman in which no one should interfere, or does abortion offend moral sense? Although some
of the original intents society had for women’s reproductive rights were decided by either health
or political professionals, there are several unintended causes and effects that have occurred
instead, and now more than ever we need to consider the rights women should have over their
bodies, revising the unjust laws against women who choose what happens to their bodies, and
