Is abortion legal in you're nation?

[Worldwide MK Ultra]

Abortion is illegal without any form of exception in the Confederacy.

[Liberated Counties]

Only when a continuation of the birth will effect the health of the mother, or if the baby is confirmed to have a serious genetic defect.

[Dillah]

no but it very regulated so its rare thing usually when the mother was raped or the mother is under 16(which is rare)

[Illte]

Abortion are legal in Illte(, unfortunately), and so are infanticide(, also unfortunately). All parentheses are OOC.

[Undivulged Principles]

is abortion legal in you're nation?

abortion is illegal in all case in kranstentistan.

No. Murderer is illegal ion CUP.

[ShadowyStealer]

Completely.

[New Waterford]

Only if the mother was raped, or if her life is in danger.

[Veddaria]

Legal up to 18 weeks, and any point during the pregnancy if the mother's life is in danger.

[Judea Libera]

Forbidden on pain of death under current penal code. Whether it remains so will probably be determined by the election currently underway for the Knesset (Parliament).

[United States of Raptors]

Tis depends on the situation.

[Naghra]

Illegal unless the mother's life is threatened, rape, or underage pregnancy.

[Curiosityness]

yes, but it dosent happen to often

[Dalmark (Ancient)]

no

[Tunasai]

Absolutely not

Tunasai is a nation with heavy Christian influence and does not allow abortion. You can only get an abortion if your raped or the mothers life is in danger, neither of which is even remotely common.

[Urran]

totally illegal.

OCC: political questions like this sometimes cause flame wars. be very careful

[Yannia]

In Yannia, abortion is legal for any reason up to 24 weeks gestational age, but after that, only if the mother's life or health is threatened, or the baby's health is seriously impaired, or the fetus has died.

Many Yannians are uncomfortable with abortions, but the general consensus is that preventing them by using contraception is preferable to simply prohibiting them. Even so, it took decades of public debate before the compromise mentioned above was agreed upon, and a more sensible demarcation line than simply two dozen weeks is currently being sought. Also, research has shown that the overwhelming majority of abortions in Yannia occur before the 24 weeks, and that the abortion rate is very low compared to the international average.

The procedure is carried out by a licensed doctor or technician, and is covered by national health insurance if the patient is a Yannian citizen or a resident. Tourist and other foreigners have to pay for themselves, though.

[Frebastan]

is abortion legal in you're nation? Yes it is.

[Craig Anderson]

It's totally legal to provide freedom to girls.

[YellowApple]

YellowApplan law possesses zero restriction on abortions taking place prior to the transition from embryo to fetus; after that point ("kilosecond 49E", or the end of the 8th Gregorian week, of development for Homo sapiens sapiens; this number is species-dependent), abortions are generally illegal unless any one of the following conditions are met:

• The pregnancy resulted from rape (including statutory rape; thus, non-adults are always eligible for abortion) (a rape conviction is not necessary for this exemption to apply)
• Carrying to term and performing a natural (vaginal) childbirth poses a substantial risk of permanent debilitating injury and/or death to the mother and/or child (Cæsarian-section operations are not considered "natural childbirth"; thus, an abortion is still legal even if a Cæsarian-section is possible)
• The fetus is confirmed to possess a debilitating and uncurable physical birth defect
• The fetus is already dead
• The mother authorizes use of the aborted fetus for medical research
• The mother has been deemed unfit for parenthood by the Department of Domestic Relations (this includes non-adult mothers), and the father is incapable of assuming sole parenthood (due to unfitness, being unknown, will likely be in prison at the time of expected childbirth, etc.
• The mother is an active-duty or standby-duty combat member of the Aerospace Marine Corps, Aerospace Defense Corps, or Domestic Security Corps
• Some other reason, with approval from a medical doctor and the Department of Domestic Relations on a case-by-case basis

92% of YellowApplan abortions occur before the beginning of the fetal stage of prenatal development; this is not only due to the legal considerations of fetal abortion, but also due to convenience (since most embryonic abortions are possible via pharmaceutical means, rather than requiring surgery or vaginal intrusion). While fetal abortions are legally restricted, the available exemptions provide a number of avenues for women to undergo abortions legally and safely; regardless, there is some internal discussion within the Department of Domestic Relations regarding whether abortions should be legal under all circumstances, with some caveats regarding medical insurance coverage for abortions not conforming to the current abortion policy.

Even when legally permitted, fetal abortion is quite taboo among some YellowApplans (particularly those of a religion which does not condone abortion), and even among non-religious YellowApplans who perceive fetuses as living beings. However, most YellowApplans are tolerant of fetal abortions for research purposes in recognition of the medical benefits such abortions can provide for, and are similarly tolerant of the termination of rape-induced and/or mortally-dangerous pregnancies due to the ethical concerns.

Note that multiple exemptions may apply to a single fetal abortion case (for example, an underage mother already qualifies for abortion under the rape and unfitness exemptions, while childbirth is physically dangerous to her and/or the infant, and she may additionally donate the fetus to a medical research institution; only one exemption is required).

Miscellaneous information regarding some of the exemption options:

• The "other" option entails a discussion between the mother and a representative of the Department of International Relations to determine whether or not abortion is truly the best option for that instance. Generally, the discussion will encompass all factors contributing to whether carrying to term is feasible, including occupational and lifestyle concerns, in addition to existing family size (as well as whether or not the mother will have any assistance with raising her child should the fetus be carried to term).
• Active-duty and standby-duty military combat personnel are granted exemptions to fetal abortion restrictions (as well as the option for paid maternity leave, though only one may be utilized) due to the limitations a full-term pregnancy would impose on combat readiness.
• Abortions for the purpose of medical research are generally performed on academic campuses, in order to facilitate rapid transit of the removed fetus from the surgical operation room to a laboratory environment and/or cryogenic storage. The Del Tangerino School of Medicine performs approx. 512 abortions every hexadecimal megasecond for this purpose.
• Unfitness for parenthood may be determined by a variety of factors; such classification is issued on a case-by-case basis from the Department of Domestic Relations

[A Hooloovoo]

Yes.

That is to say, we have zero laws or legislation on the matter, like Canada.

[Iguantopia]

It is different laws in different states.

[Luziyca]

Yes, up until they pass out the birth canal, since 1994 in the East, and 1964 in the West.

[Beje]

Abortion is legal for any reason before 7 months, after that it has to be due to health reasons.

[New Wroclaw]

Abortion is completely legal during the first trimester of pregnancy only. After the first trimester an abortion may only be preformed if continuing the pregnancy would result in physical and/or psychological harm to the mother.

[Charlotte Ryberg]

Minoa and Charlotte Ryberg allows abortion, but forced abortion is banned.