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Revision as of 17:56, 3 March 2006

Overview

TG Campaign

Resolution Text

At Vote
Abortion Legality Convention
A resolution to restrict civil freedoms in the interest of moral decency.

Category: Moral Decency Strength: Mild Proposed By: Omigodtheykilledkenny2

Description:

The United Nations,


REAFFIRMING Article 5 of The Universal Bill of Rights, that no one may be subjected to cruel or inhuman treatment,


RECOGNISING that both scientific and moral opinion remains, and is likely to remain, irreparably divided over the issue of at what stage human life begins,


ACKNOWLEDGING that there are many societies within the NSUN that would consider a fetus, and especially a developed fetus in the third trimester, to possess human characteristics and be deserving of special protection, whilst others would not,


REGRETTING that such divisions render global resolution over abortion unlikely,


SEEKING to establish a fair compromise:


1. DECLARES that states have the right to declare abortion legal or illegal, and to pass legislation extending or restricting the right to an abortion;


2. RECOMMENDS that in cases of rape, incest, severe fetal abnormality or where the continuation of the pregnancy poses severe medical risk to the mother, states permit abortion procedures;


3. URGES states to prevent the Intact Dilation and Extraction (IDX or 'partial birth') procedure;


4. CALLS FOR increased international research in fetal development, so as to develop greater understanding of the ramifications of abortion;


5. REMINDS states that in the absence of completely reliable contraception, there may always remain a demand for abortion, and that legalisation and regulation is more likely to provide sanitary abortion possibilities.


Authored by Gruenberg

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Implemented: Tue Mar 7 2006

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