@Moon3624 I think within the first trimester her reasons shouldn’t matter. Denying women the right to terminate within the first trimester because of financial reasons is taking away her right and treating her no better than livestock. I don’t agree that she needs permission from her partner. What if it’s her partner raping her? I think later term abortions should be allowed within medical contexts. The pill should be available for all. There are many women who don’t get a choice to use contraceptives or who live in abusive households.
@Moon3624 A male guardian’s approval is still required in order for a woman to seek a legal abortion in Saudi Arabia. The law permits abortion only on the basis of health or therapeutic grounds, according to the Center for Reproductive Rights.
@Moon3624 I understand that but if spousal rape isn’t illegal then how will she prove that an unwanted pregnancy will be to her detriment if she needs her rapist’s consent? Even if he is her husband. Can’t you see how oppressive for women and young girls are? And yes I understand there are laws the prohibit rape…but not rape of your spouse. Question. Is there one country that has laws for men’s bodies like there are countries that have laws for women’s bodies?
“ I understand that but if spousal rape isn’t illegal then how will she prove that an unwanted pregnancy will be to her detriment if she needs her rapist’s consent? Even if he is her husband. Can’t you see how oppressive for women and young girls are? And yes I understand there are laws the prohibit rape…but not rape of your spouse. Question. Is there one country that has laws for men’s bodies like there are countries that have laws for women’s bodies?”
Marriage is based on the strict consent of both partners in Saudi And naturally “sex “ in marriage is something wanted by both and desired However If the relationship ends up to be abusive and Sex turns into rape The woman do go to court with their solid case and do get divorce Wether with or without their father I know of women who did get their divorce easily It’s easier to do it in Saudi than portrayed. As for how this plays out when it comes to abortion depends on her physicians and her case and I am no expert. —- “Question. Is there one country that has laws for men’s bodies like there are countries that have laws for women’s bodies?”
I’d love to answer but I don’t have enough knowledge about each and every country to answer that lol But in Saudi both genders must dress modestly. But wearing Abaya or covering head or and face is not obligatory in Saudi Arabia but a personal choice Which is a step forward. Actually Saudi Arabia before the 70s and 80s Women had freedom of choosing what to wear (I have pics of my mom in her 20s with no hijab and normal skirt and blouse in the heart of Saudi with my dad) but then extremists entered and took control in many sectors and pushed Saudi into a dark period Until recently the gov started to get rid of this extremism , came out live and apologized and promised to improve Hence I look forward to the fulfillment of vision 2030 and what follows it
