in my thoughts, no.

Torture, political imprisonment, sexual slavery, genocide – these are a few of the examples one would think of when it comes to human rights abuses..........
But in this list of atrocities, many people can forget that abortion is the earliest and most fundamental attack on human rights.

A mother's womb should be the place where the smallest of God's children are nurtured and protected, but abortion advocacy makes the womb a place of violence and bloodshed. Human rights groups like Amnesty International should fight to protect the beginning of life as much as they fight to stop the abuses affecting those already born, since the right to life is the foundation for every other human right.

Amnesty International should reconsider their new policy. If they attack the fundamental right to life, the foundation for all other human rights, then they have no credible grounds to stand upon to promote other human rights.

In the words of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.:
"Injustice anywhere is a threat to justice everywhere."

http://www.usccb.org/prolife/publicat/lifeiss...

http://www.usccb.org/prolife/issues/abortion/...

Idi O Syncrasy wrote:

Torture, political imprisonment, sexual slavery, genocide – these are a few of the examples one would think of when it comes to human rights abuses..........
But in this list of atrocities, many people can forget that abortion is the earliest and most fundamental attack on human rights.
A mother's womb should be the place where the smallest of God's children are nurtured and protected, but abortion advocacy makes the womb a place of violence and bloodshed. Human rights groups like Amnesty International should fight to protect the beginning of life as much as they fight to stop the abuses affecting those already born, since the right to life is the foundation for every other human right.
Amnesty International should reconsider their new policy. If they attack the fundamental right to life, the foundation for all other human rights, then they have no credible grounds to stand upon to promote other human rights.
In the words of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.:
"Injustice anywhere is a threat to justice everywhere."
http://www.usccb.org/prolife/publicat/lifeiss...
http://www.usccb.org/prolife/issues/abortion/...

You may have the right to life but you don't have the right to use my body to keep you alive even if you are a fetus. You don't have the right to one of my kidneys even if you need it to stay alive idio.If you are part of my body you have no rights ; I have all the rights

Amanda wrote:

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You may have the right to life but you don't have the right to use my body to keep you alive even if you are a fetus.
If you are part of my body you have no rights ;

I have all the rights

HERE YOU GO!
The poster child for this topic.

All the unethical, selfish evasion of responsibility wrapped in one package.

Someone that views a fetus, a person, as a possession with no rights.
Human as property??
You think like a Slave Owner.

might i say.if the person is pregnant because of abuse i am undecided on the matter.i should have had that as an option.i appologize.