What is your stance on abortion?

Pro-choice in all scenarios however increased education and free contraceptives will naturally reduce the amount of excess abortions required

Pro-choice, I don't agree but the government has no right to ban it however providing more birth control, sex education and more social services will help reduce the number of abortions

Pro-choice but a ban after 4 months, and providing birth control, sex education, and more social services will help reduce the number of abortions.

Pro-choice. More money should be invested into education, keeping young women sage, social services and birth control.

Pro-choice for rape, other situations are the couples own fault

Allow only in the case of failed contraceptive.

Only if its the result of trauma. And not used as another form of contraception

Pro-abortion, everyone woman should have the right to decide if they want to terminate a pregnancy at any stage. Life doesn't start until the baby is born. Specialist should determine at which point a pregnancy can be terminated safely for the mother.

Pro-choice and victims of rape which result in pregnancy should be given more support than they currently are in their choice.

Abortion should be a couples decision rather than just the women's, so therefore if a man doesn't want to pay child support if the decision is made to keep a child then it should be his decision.

Pro-life, Children with disabilities can't be Aborted

Not covered on NHS unless a life is threatened

Pro choice with heavy counselling for the mother to take to term after mid-pregnancy (earliest known survivable premature birth). Ultimately it should remain the mother's decision.

Pro-choice, but if the female has been a victim of rape, then abortion should be the only option

The right to safe and legal abortion is a fundamental human right. Abortion performed by a certified clinic or hospital should be allowed at any point between conception and viability, subject to a 5-day waiting period. After the first trimester, 2 doctors must consent to treatment.

Pro-choice, but a woman should be sterilised if they have more than two abortions.

Pragmatic Pro-life, incentive and support women through government funds and connecting them to private charities that can help them care for themselves and the babies. As well as educations and job opportunities - family courts may also be involved to see if they can make stable and safe home space.

Pro-Choice, but third trimester terminations should need exceptional medical grounds.

Allow abortions under 3 months. Ban on over 3 months but exeptions on a case to case basis for those who have been raped, for those who feel their mental health will be severely effected if they give birth or similar situations.

both within reason

Pro-life, but allow in cases of rape, incest, or danger to the mother or child and Ban after the Two Months mark also Incentives and support needs to be give to Single Mothers and Low Income Families

Pro-life, but allow in cases of danger to health of mother

Pro-choice up until 24 weeks, at which point it should only be allowed for medical reasons or cases of rape and incest. We should also be providing more resources to support people like sex education.

Pro choice but ban after 20 weeks unless life of mother is at risk or fetus is determined unviable.

Pro choice, but with more support for the woman to make the choice in difficult circumstances and time limits on when they allowed.

if it is rape i agree to abortian but if is just because you want to get rid of a kid i dont think it should be aloud

Pro autonomy. The way this subject is always discussed is ridiculous. No - one CHOOSES an abortion. It's not a day in the park! Whether a developing embryo/fetus is alive and human is scientifically obvious. Saying otherwise is intentionally stupid and inflammatory.
But No-one should be forced to have their body used by another person for any reason. Not By government, family or religious institution.
Acknowledge the loss. But people have the right to decide what happens to their body without coersion.
And tougher penalties for those who commit rape, especially if it results in a pregnancy, regardless of whether the mother decides to continue the pregnancy or not.

People have the right to choose but I am personally pro life. Abortion should be legal but it’s morally wrong.

Pro-choice, anytime for medical reasons, rape and incest. But should be limited after so many weeks along for other reasons.

Pro-life, but rigourous sex education should be required in various stages throughout one's school life, from learning about body parts in pre-school to more advanced and explicit education in secondary school/college.

Pro-choice, with reasonable time limits, and offering more contraception, sex education, and social services to reduce abortions.

Pro-choice, but should be banned after 3 months & social support should be provided (as mentioned above) to reduce the number of abortions

I am all for abortion as long as it’s early on and as long as you haven’t had one within the last 5 years. I think people who have had children removed from their care for good should be forced to go on implant or be forced to abort if pregnant again

Either the law needs to be updated to match the medical advancements that have been made following its adoption, or it may remain unchanged but with clarification as to why it has not been reformed to fit the principles it was founded on.

Pro-choice but unless the pregnancy arises from irresponsibility, abortion is illegal. The father also has a choice to be involved.

Pro choice but under 3 months unless there is a risk of death to the mother or baby. Also do not agree with late abortions for chromosome disorders

Pro life but make birth control widely available. Abortion only to save the life of the mother or in the case of birth defects.

I am personally pro-life, but I do not think others should do as I would. I feel we have agreed on this issue as a collective now.

I think everyone is entitled to a mistake but people who have multiple should be given a contraceptive rod put in their arm whilst under anaesthetic

Time must be reduced, and all circumstances considered, not a pro one way or the other - it is a complicated issue that cannot be reduced to one answer

I believe the issue is too nuanced for a single stance solution. I believe in the freedom of choice, but also that there is a human value in the feutus. We should allow a decision to be made by a trained mediator, with clear guideline on what is acceptable. I don't believe that one should be permitted to end a life without a considerable reason.

Women that become pregnant and rely on state handouts, Drug addicts , alcoholics , special needs , phycological disorders , rape , incest and any type of mental disorder, should have an abortion by law

Somewhere in-between Pro-Choice for the first 12 weeks but after allow in cases or rape, incest, danger to the mother or child or finally with proof of specific genetic conditions (up to the current legal amount of weeks)

Pro choice for the 1st trimester for any reason, easily accessible without the need for doctor permission. After this only if the fetus has severe disabilities, unlikely to survive pregnancy/birth or real risk to the mothers life.

As a man i belive tbat my opinion on abortion should not matter and woman should debate this matter instead

Mostly pro-choice. I think you should have a reason to have the abortion but, then again, who gets an abortion without a reason? Also, as a man, not really my place to comment lol.

I would say I am ambivalent on these issues because I feel it is not within my field to talk about an issue that affects a specific group of people

Pro-Life, but the government needs to solve many issues making childcare difficult- e.g underfunded education, poverty- before making it illegal.

Abortion should not be criminalized, but we should put more funding and effort into providing resources and support services so that women feel they have viable alternatives.

This should be decided by the female in question. As a male, my role is only to support the decision either way

More education services, more social services which can help out anyone who needs to make that choice.

Pro-choice, but in moderation - in cases of rape, incest or a danger to the mother or child is fair but if a woman has multiple abortions or uses abortions as a form of birth control/contraception, that shouldn’t be allowed

Pro-choice, those who make the decision need to live the social consequence but also cases of rape and incest take too long for a decision to be made

This is not a simple pro life or pro-choice issue. I support an abortion ban after the first three months when the rights of the unborn child should attract legal protection. Abortion decisions should never be taken lightly. Providing birth control, sex education, and more social services will also help reduce the number of abortions

It is a woman's choice. Only her opinion and her judgement matters. No one has the right to agree or disagree or judge her decision.

No man should control a woman's right to abortion

No man or misogynistic government should be allowed to control what a woman does with her body, which everway the fetus is made.

Upto 3 months but only exceptional circumstances

Pro choice but with a cut-off beyond which it should be determined by strict criteria

Pro-life, but I don't think abortion should be criminalised

Pro-life except in cases of rape, incest or serious danger to the mother or child, but I don't think the government should ban it.

It depends on the context of abortion. If it is due to discrimination (e.g. selective abortion due to their gender or ability), then it should be pro-life for the child. Otherwise, it is pro-choice for other circumstances. But really, just because someone is pro-choice, there is no need to attack other women because she wants a child.

Pro-Choice but the time for abortion should be shortened to less than 10 weeks

Pro-choice. I support it but personally believe individuals do not have a right to impress their opinions on others.

Engaged Abortion

Pro-choice, I'm a bit squeamish when it comes to abortion but it is the woman's body, not yours. However, I would ban after the baby becomes viable.

I think abortion should be illegal unless it was rape, incest or the mothers life was in danger. However the baby shuld not be killed after 3 months

Pro-choice; I don't agree as I value life and don't appreciate how many people use it as a form of birth control for casual sex. but the government has no right to ban it or ever take away a woman's right to decide what she does with her body.

Also, providing birth control, sec education and more social services will help reduce the number of abortions. For example, it is not at all well known that if you're over a certain weight the morning after pill is less effective.

Generally pro choice but believe it is silly to dismiss the fact that abortion is the ending of a life, and do not believe that it should be allowed for simply disliking an aspect of your baby, for example the gender.

Pro-choice, but only as the lesser of two evils and only before the third trimester with the exception of threat to life.

Pro-choice, I don't agree but I agree even less with forcing women to carry unwanted pregnancies to term

Gender-specific issues should ideally be handled only by the gender it most affects, in this case women.

Pro-life, but allow in cases of rape/incest before the baby gains a soul (around 4 months in); if the mother is endangered, then it is their choice to abort the baby

Reduce by half and only make it legal in case if death and nothing else. Make elite academies for most children unwanted by their disgusting parents.

Pro-life, but allow doctors the discretion to save the mother if both cannot be saved. Regardless, increase financial and counselling support (in partnership with private and charitable organisations) for mothers and families having children in circumstances where they might otherwise abort.

It's not our choice to make, it's the woman's. Before 3 months the fetus is undeveloped and is not yet a human life and aslong as abortion occurs before human life forms then it is up to the woman

If the father wants the woman to have an abortion then he should be given the option to give up his rights as the father and legally not be connected in anyway to the child, including child support.

I am pro-choice because science is

Pro life but NOT right wing. Pro choice and PRO life but middle ground. I support the middle ground.

Personally Pro-Life, but don't want to force that view onto everybody else, so support access to abortion.

in a perfect world pro-life, but because people don't have access to birth control and proper sex education, and because doctors should not fear being prosecuted for saving the life of the mother, pro-choice.

Pro-choice, but ban after the first three months and if over 3 months allow for the child once born to be adopted etc.

I am Anti-Abortion, I do not accept the terms Pro-Life or Pro-Choice because such terms are no longer relevant in contemporary times, it has gotten to a point what you're either Pro-Abortion or Anti-Abortion and I side with those that are against Abortion so that makes me Anti-Abortion.

Pro-choice, but each case is unique and needs consensus between the mother, a physician and a psychiatrist.

Reduce abortion by providing supported alternatives and no up to birth abortion. Rights of the child, right to survive after conception. Pro life but not by aggression or hatred towards pro choice.

Pro-choice however every time birth control and other similar items are sold the buyers ID should be registered if it is bought every 3 months or more regularly that person should be banned from the purchase

I'm neither for or against abortions, I feel that it is down to the Individual's choice. However I believe Sex education should be taught earlier and Birth control products should be available in all Secondary schools and Pupils are able to go and talk to a sex education nurse who can advise on birth control.

This is a very personal choice and a woman should have the right to choose what is best for her and the unborn child