Abortion: Exploring the Complexity of Life, Freedom, and Personal Choice in Response to Margaret Olivia Little's 'The Moral Permissibility of Abortion'
Why do we still see some countries racing to restrict abortion or impose near-total bans? This article explores the multifaceted issue of abortion, addressing its moral, social, and philosophical dimensions. It challenges the persistent perception of abortion as equivalent to murder, shedding light on the physical, emotional, and societal burdens that pregnancy places exclusively on women. Through philosophical arguments, the article underscores the fetus's dependency on the woman, arguing that abortion is a deeply personal decision that must remain free from state or societal interference.