British mother had abortion 'because of visa rules' - BBC News
I found that this article presents an interesting moral dilemma. If a married woman's choice to abort her child is motivated by visa rules relating to her foreign husband, then on the one hand she, her husband, or both are morally culpable for having made the choice, but the Government is also morally culpable for having significantly influenced the choice in favour of abortion.
The question then becomes to what degree is culpability shared between the couple and the Government, and between the Government and the electorate that supports the policies that encourage abirtion.
I found that this article presents an interesting moral dilemma. If a married woman's choice to abort her child is motivated by visa rules relating to her foreign husband, then on the one hand she, her husband, or both are morally culpable for having made the choice, but the Government is also morally culpable for having significantly influenced the choice in favour of abortion.
The question then becomes to what degree is culpability shared between the couple and the Government, and between the Government and the electorate that supports the policies that encourage abirtion.