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Cross-Cutting Issues on The Right To Life in The Context of Law

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117–138
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2015-12-01
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This paper legally analyzes the elements of the status of the fetus by focusing on the capacity of the personality of an unborn child, which depends on the complete and live birth of an infant, the time limit of the life that is vague within the European Convention on Human Rights, and the national laws of Azerbaijan, where medicine has just recently started progressing

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Objective & Hypothesis:C ross-cutting issues in relation to the legal status of a fetus and the reproductive rights of woman are some of the most discussed issues.
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Key Findings & Data:C ross-cutting issues in relation to the legal status of a fetus and the reproductive rights of woman are some of the most discussed issues.
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Conclusion & Impact:This paper legally analyzes the elements of the status of the fetus by focusing on the capacity of the personality of an unborn child, which depends on the complete and live birth of an infant, the time limit of the life that is vague within the European Convention on Human Rights, and the national laws of Azerbaijan, where medicine has just recently started progressing
🔬Design:Research Article
📍Scope:Comprehensive Sample
⚙️Variables:Kürtaj · üreme sağlığı · ceninin hükuki durumu

Abstract

C ross-cutting issues in relation to the legal status of a fetus and the reproductive rights of woman are some of the most discussed issues. This paper legally analyzes the elements of the status of the fetus by focusing on the capacity of the personality of an unborn child, which depends on the complete and live birth of an infant, the time limit of the life that is vague within the European Convention on Human Rights, and the national laws of Azerbaijan, where medicine has just recently started progressing

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Ceninin hukuki durumu ve kadının ureme sağlığıyla ilgili kesişen konular sıkca tartışılan konulardandır. Bu hukuki tahlillere dayanan makalede ceninin hukuki durumunun oğelerinden olan doğmamış cocuğun tam ve sağ doğumuna bağlı olarak gercekleşen kişilik haklarından, Avrupa Temel İnsan Hakları Sozleşmesinde muğallak olan hayatın zaman sınırdan, tıbbi hukukun son zamanlarda gelişmeye başladığı Azerbaycan mevduatından konu edilmektedir.

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JABRAYİLOVA-SHENER, S. (2015). Cross-Cutting Issues on The Right To Life in The Context of Law. Hacettepe Hukuk Fakültesi Dergisi, Cilt: 5 - Sayı: 2, 117–138. https://ajindex.com/articles/669073

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