Right to life
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The term "right to life" is a political term used in controversies over various issues that involve the taking of a life (or what is perceived to be a life). It is most commonly used in reference to abortion meaning the same as Pro-Life; it is also found in discussions about capital punishment and euthanasia. Some use the term "right-to-lifer" to refer to abortion opponents, but many use it to refer to people who are against both abortion and the death penalty (or, less commonly, against abortion, the death penalty, and euthanasia).
Related Topics
- Abortion
- New York State Right to Life Party
- National Right to Life Committee
- Libertarians For Life
- Feminists For Life
- Democrats For Life
- Atheist and Agnostic Pro-Life League
- Priests for Life
- Center for Bio-Ethical Reform
- Culture of Life
Related Links
- National Right to Life Committee
- Libertarians for Life
- Feminists for Life
- Feminism and Nonviolence Studies Association
- Atheist and Agnostic Pro-Life League
- Pro-Life Campaign Committee
- Pro-Life Campaign Committee News
- Pro-Life Action
- Prayer for Life
- Pro-Life Daily
- Ethical foundations of the right to life
- InterLIFE
- R.E.A.L. Women
- National Episcopalians for Life
- Birthright
- Baptists for Life
- Lutherans for Life
- Catholics United for Life
- Priests for Life
Categories: Abortion | Death penalty | Political movements