The abortion debate centers around the moral, legal, and social implications of terminating a pregnancy. Supporters of abortion rights argue that individuals should have the autonomy to make decisions about their own bodies, emphasizing the importance of access to safe and legal procedures. They often cite issues such as women's health, economic stability, and personal circumstances. Opponents of abortion, often referred to as "pro-life" advocates, believe that the fetus has a right to life from the moment of conception. They argue that abortion is morally wrong and advocate for alternatives, such as adoption. This debate involves various factors, including religious beliefs, ethical considerations, and public policy.