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| − | '''Pro-choice''' is the name given to people or organizations who are in favor of permitting [[abortion]], under some or all circumstances; some believe that a woman should have the right to terminate her pregnancy for any reason, including as a method of [[contraception]], while others maintain that it should only be used in special cases. The latter case is the [[Planned Parenthood]] approach. | + | '''Pro-choice''' is the name given to people or organizations who are in favor of permitting [[abortion]], under some or all circumstances; some believe that a woman should have the right to terminate her pregnancy for any reason, including as a method of [[contraception]], while others maintain that it should only be used in special cases. The latter case is the [[Planned Parenthood]] approach{{fact}}. |
The name comes from the concept that a woman should be in charge of her own body and everything within it, including her fetus. | The name comes from the concept that a woman should be in charge of her own body and everything within it, including her fetus. | ||
Revision as of 01:19, May 29, 2007
Pro-choice is the name given to people or organizations who are in favor of permitting abortion, under some or all circumstances; some believe that a woman should have the right to terminate her pregnancy for any reason, including as a method of contraception, while others maintain that it should only be used in special cases. The latter case is the Planned Parenthood approach[Citation Needed].
The name comes from the concept that a woman should be in charge of her own body and everything within it, including her fetus.