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Other instances of fetalcide include a pregnant mother ending her own unborn childs life by gunshot. <ref>[http://www.christianliferesources.com/?news/view.php&newsid=1515 Mother Who Shoots Her Unborn Child Can't Be Prosecuted, christianliferesources.com, October 31, 1997]</ref> Also, fetalcide can explain when a drunk boyfriend assaults his pregnant girlfriend and subsequently the child dies. | Other instances of fetalcide include a pregnant mother ending her own unborn childs life by gunshot. <ref>[http://www.christianliferesources.com/?news/view.php&newsid=1515 Mother Who Shoots Her Unborn Child Can't Be Prosecuted, christianliferesources.com, October 31, 1997]</ref> Also, fetalcide can explain when a drunk boyfriend assaults his pregnant girlfriend and subsequently the child dies. | ||
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Revision as of 01:44, November 25, 2009
Fetalcide is a term to describe the homicide of an unborn child, usually in conjunction with the homicide of the child's mother. The person in the womb, with rights known as personhood, has a right to live and fetalcide ends that chance. The military court system is trying to charge Nidal Malik Hasan with 14 murders, this includes the unborn that perished in the terrorist massacre. [1]
Other instances of fetalcide include a pregnant mother ending her own unborn childs life by gunshot. [2] Also, fetalcide can explain when a drunk boyfriend assaults his pregnant girlfriend and subsequently the child dies.