Abstract Objectives: In Australia, about one in four pregnancies results in an induced
abortion. The termination of a pregnancy is still, however, a criminal act in most jurisdictions …

The landscape of abortion provision in Canada is complex and features many competing
stories. Despite the fact that abortion has been fully decriminalized in Canada since 1988 …

This paper tries to analyze Revolutionary Road from the perspectives of body narrative and
feminist jurisprudence. The second part,“The Pain of Childbirth”, and the third part,“The …

The fourth section of the 1967 Abortion Act states that individuals (including healthcare
practitioners) do not have to participate in an abortion if they have a conscientious objection …

Health professionals may refuse to provide health care because they consider it against
their moral or religious beliefs by resorting to conscientious objection (CO). The right to …

The history of abortion in common law jurisdictions such as Australia and the UK has
demonstrated that prohibitive abortion laws are unworkable, in part because 'they ignore …

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Este artículo se dirige a examinar la conexión conceptual que existe entre con-ciencia,
libertad de conciencia y objeción de conciencia. Lo último se realizará mediante una …

Three recent books provide an opportunity to consider some current issues in the legal
approach to abortion and how those grappling with law reform in Australia might learn from …

I. Introducción. II. Evolución de la objeción de conciencia médica. III. Los paradigmas de la
cultura médica. IV. Una pugna por la soberanía: el otro como interferencia. V. La relación …