Brazil
In this article “Brazil Begins Talking Openly About Abortion,” Jen Ross states an idea about the problem of illegal abortion and the Brazil’s government thinking about abortion. First, this author mentions that illegal abortion is common in Brazil because women cannot get abortions even for marital rape, so they use private clinics to get illegal abortions. Second, this author talking about an ulcer drug, Cytotec, that is for treating ulcers is widespread use in Brazil. This pill gives a woman a miscarriage. Third, this author mentions that a high level of women die from illegal abortion in a year, so leftist try to forward women’s health activists. In addition this author introduces the idea of deleting the police report requirement, so Brazil still has a problem with women’s rights. Finally this author mentions woman’s rights. She hopes to women will have more free choice. However, Brazil’s government should make laws without religion.
First, government should control population, because they cannot support poor families. Brazil has too much difference fortunes in society between rich and poor. Children are costly. If they cannot accept abortion without exceptional instance, poor people cannot continue their lives. In addition, Brazil’s population was increased, but Brazil cannot control its population because their religion does not accept abortion. Therefore, Brazil’s law already makes street children. It will make more street children. Their religion does not help these children. They just grow population in vain.
Second, religious education is not always correct. Religious dogma hides social problems under a varnish of unclean. Therefore, if they make laws that include religious dogma, they cannot reduce illegal abortion, because there are many women who need to take abortion to disobey religious education.
Third, they should protect women, because many women still try to take illegal abortions or take ulcer drugs. Those abortions and pills have high risks, and sometimes cause death. However, to take abortion is not according to their religion, so some people do not accept religion so government should change its mind and take care of these women. Therefore, if it allows legal abortion, it can help to reduce the number of women’s deaths.
In conclusion, government should change laws without their religious education, because they should control population to reduce street children, religious education is not always good, and they should support women. Just following religious education is an old age law, because now we have different social problems. The good old days are over. If they can make the laws that match the needs of society, Brazil will have a good social conscience.
Reference
Ross, J. (2005, May 15). Brazil Begins Talking Openly About Abortion. Women’s e
News. Retrieved July 12, 2007, from
http://www.womensenews.org/article.cfm/dyn/aid/2296/context/archive
by Hiro
In this article “Brazil Begins Talking Openly About Abortion,” Jen Ross states an idea about the problem of illegal abortion and the Brazil’s government thinking about abortion. First, this author mentions that illegal abortion is common in Brazil because women cannot get abortions even for marital rape, so they use private clinics to get illegal abortions. Second, this author talking about an ulcer drug, Cytotec, that is for treating ulcers is widespread use in Brazil. This pill gives a woman a miscarriage. Third, this author mentions that a high level of women die from illegal abortion in a year, so leftist try to forward women’s health activists. In addition this author introduces the idea of deleting the police report requirement, so Brazil still has a problem with women’s rights. Finally this author mentions woman’s rights. She hopes to women will have more free choice. However, Brazil’s government should make laws without religion.
First, government should control population, because they cannot support poor families. Brazil has too much difference fortunes in society between rich and poor. Children are costly. If they cannot accept abortion without exceptional instance, poor people cannot continue their lives. In addition, Brazil’s population was increased, but Brazil cannot control its population because their religion does not accept abortion. Therefore, Brazil’s law already makes street children. It will make more street children. Their religion does not help these children. They just grow population in vain.
Second, religious education is not always correct. Religious dogma hides social problems under a varnish of unclean. Therefore, if they make laws that include religious dogma, they cannot reduce illegal abortion, because there are many women who need to take abortion to disobey religious education.
Third, they should protect women, because many women still try to take illegal abortions or take ulcer drugs. Those abortions and pills have high risks, and sometimes cause death. However, to take abortion is not according to their religion, so some people do not accept religion so government should change its mind and take care of these women. Therefore, if it allows legal abortion, it can help to reduce the number of women’s deaths.
In conclusion, government should change laws without their religious education, because they should control population to reduce street children, religious education is not always good, and they should support women. Just following religious education is an old age law, because now we have different social problems. The good old days are over. If they can make the laws that match the needs of society, Brazil will have a good social conscience.
Reference
Ross, J. (2005, May 15). Brazil Begins Talking Openly About Abortion. Women’s e
News. Retrieved July 12, 2007, from
http://www.womensenews.org/article.cfm/dyn/aid/2296/context/archive
by Hiro
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