I am asking because I am a bit torn on the subject. **My argument is not faith/religion based.** I consider myself a feminist and I work in a women's rights organization. I am uncomfortable with abortion and I don't think I could ever have one. That doesn't mean I condemn anyone who ever had one or who is considering one, it's just personal choice. I know it's a decision not made lightly or easily and not an easy decision to live with either.

The only thing that bugs me is that the more I read about women's rights, the more the conversation seems to become the pro-life vs. pro-choice argument. Other important issues are considered less such as: Female Genital Mutilation, forced marriage, domestic violence, honour violence, ritual abuse etc. to name a few. (I'm not saying they're not important to feminists, just that they are maybe 'less sensational' than abortion and hence not as well covered.
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I feel that in the women's rights
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I am asking because I am a bit torn on the subject. **My argument is not faith/religion based.** I consider myself a feminist and I work in a women's rights organization. I am uncomfortable with abortion and I don't think I could ever have one. That doesn't mean I condemn anyone who ever had one or who is considering one, it's just personal choice. I know it's a decision not made lightly or easily and not an easy decision to live with either.

The only thing that bugs me is that the more I read about women's rights, the more the conversation seems to become the pro-life vs. pro-choice argument. Other important issues are considered less such as: Female Genital Mutilation, forced marriage, domestic violence, honour violence, ritual abuse etc. to name a few. (I'm not saying they're not important to feminists, just that they are maybe 'less sensational' than abortion and hence not as well covered.
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Is abortion really the only important issue
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