Abortion

The consensus among biologists is that life begins at fertilization.. This means that when a sperm cell fertilizes an egg cell, a new human organism is formed. This view is supported by a significant majority of biologists, with studies showing that around 96% of biologists affirm this perspective.

It is universally considered wrong to take a life without just cause.

Two problems:

1. Are the biologists correct or does life begin based on other ethical, cultural, and philosophical considerations?

Implantation: When the embryo implants into the uterine wall.

Viability: When a fetus can survive outside the womb, typically around 24 weeks of gestation.

Birth: The moment a baby is born and takes its first breath.

Sentience: When the fetus can feel pain or becomes aware, often suggested to be around the second trimester.

At what point in a pregnancy does the woman begin to share her physical (bodily) rights with the child?

What is "just cause"? Is the desire to not be burdened with childcare a just cause? Is the woman's concern for her physical and mental health just cause? Is gender inequality Just cause?