Aim: to explore the rights of those involved in pregnancy Starter: Explain what the law teaches us about abortion. 3 marks.

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Aim: to explore the rights of those involved in pregnancy Starter: Explain what the law teaches us about abortion. 3 marks

Not obliged to agree. Must sign certificate with another doctor –why? Cannot perform an abortion after 24 weeks. Is an abortion against the Hippocratic Oath?

Can have an abortion: if her life is in danger if her health would be affected if her family would suffer. She can go to a private clinic if NHS permission is not given. Has right to choose Has right to safety Has right to equality of opportunity

Has no right to be consulted. Cannot raise any objection. Do you think this is fair? Give reasons for your opinions

rights/abortion-a-male-perspective rights/abortion-a-male-perspective

Pro Life: Pro Life: Pro Choice: Pro Choice:

Pro Life: Pro Life: Someone who thinks life is sacred and valued and who believes abortion is wrong in every situation. Pro Choice: Pro Choice: Someone who thinks that the woman has the right to choice and in some situations an abortion is a right choice.

rights/my-decision-pro-choice rights/my-decision-pro-choice religion/moral-decisions/my-decision-the- philosopher religion/moral-decisions/my-decision-the- philosopher

The following adverts were produced by either pro life or pro choice American Christian organisations. What images do they use and why? What type of advertising is it? What do they tell you about the Christian attitude to abortion?

‘People should never be allowed an abortion’ What do you think? Explain your opinion. 3 marks

In my opinion I think a woman should be allowed the right to chose whether she has an abortion as it is her body. Another reason I agree is because we do not know how she became pregnant, if for example this was because of rape, she might never love the baby and therefore should be allowed to abort it as it would be the more loving thing for the baby. However, Christians would disagree because life is a gift from God and therefore it is scared so we must always protect the sanctity of life and never have an abortion.

Come up with a list of practical ways pro- life and pro- choice supporters would put their beliefs into action.

Homework Find out who SPUC are, what they do and explain why you think some Christians would support the work of SPUC.