Abortion law (Ajax)

Country	To protect woman's life	Physical health	Mental health	Rape	Fetal Defects	Socio-economic factors	On request
Allamunnic States	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes
	Since 1922	Since 1949	Since 1949	Since 1922	Since 1949	Since 1949	Since 1949
	Abortion was formally legalized by Otto Kraag in 1922, with its federal legal status prior to that being undefined. Most forms of abortion were criminalized under Junna Braandur and Kaarlus Klaussunn, with most forms being made legal again after Klaussunn's overthrow in 1949. At present, abortion for any reason within the first two trimesters (6 months) of a pregnancy are legal. Third trimester abortions are more tightly-controlled, permitted only in light of medical necessity or of a pregnancy resultant from a criminal act.
Eagleland	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes
	Since 1998	Since 1998	Since 1998	Since 1998	Since 1998	Since 1998	Since 1998
	Abortion has been legalised by means of Law 8651/1998 Government Gazette II 1998.
Gelonia	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes	No
	Since 1975	Since 1975	Since 1990	Since 1975	Since 1990	Since 1990	Since 1990
	Abortion under specified circumstances first became legal in 1975. Further restrictions were lifted in 1990.
Ghant	Yes	No	No	Yes	Yes	No	No
	Since 1802	Never legalized	Never legalized	Since 1802	Since 1802	Never legalized	Never legalized
	Abortion in Ghant is banned except in the following three circumstances. 1. When the woman's life or health is endangered by the continuation of pregnancy, 2. When the pregnancy is a result of a criminal act, or 3. When the fetus is seriously malformed. One common loophole is that natural abortifacients are not illegal, so most women can use them without facing criminal charges.
Iotopha	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes
	Since 1921	Since 1921	Since 1921	Since 1921	Since 1921	Since 1921	Since 1967
	Abortion in Iotopha was legalized in 1921, with the addition of abortions on request since 1967.
Latium	Yes	Yes	No	Yes	No	No	No
	Since 1988	Since 2012	Never legalized	Since 2012	Never legalized	Never legalized	Never legalized
	Abortion had been originally legalized in 1969, only to be overturned with a complete ban in 1971. It has been a contentious topic since, with the most recent methods for legal abortion being very limited.
Lihnidos	Yes	No	No	Yes	No	No	No
	Since 1980	Never legalized	Never legalized	Since 1980	Since 1987	Never legalized	Never legalized
	Abortion in Lihnidos is legal only in extreme circumstances. Abortions can only legally be preformed if the life of the mother is in danger or if the pregnancy was a result of rape. Abortions for fetal defects had been legalized by a Democratic Coalition government in 1980 but was made illegal by a Conservative-National government in 1987. If a woman currently wishes to get an abortion she must be within the first twenty weeks of the pregnancy and is required to go through mandatory counseling. Abortion remains a sensitive topic in Lihnidos.
Lyncanestria	Yes	Yes	No	Yes	Yes	No	No
	Since 2007	Since 2007	Since 1989	Since 1979	Since 2013	Since 1987	–
	Abortion legislation varied by state until 1983 when it was legalised on a federal level. Between 1987 and 1989, limitations were placed on abortion, eventually restricting it only to cases of rape. In 2006, the new liberal government began relaxing restrictions on abortion. In 2015 a bill was introduced in parliament that would have reintroduced a number of restrictions; another bill introduced in that same session would have also prohibited abortion without the consent of the biological father. Both bills were defeated. Abortion remains a controversial topic in Lyncanestria.
Template:Country data Nekor	Yes	Yes	No	Yes	No	No	No
	Since 1980	Since 1980	Never legalized	Never illegal	Never legalized	Never legalized	Never legalized
	Abortion in the case of possible physical harm to a expectant mother was legalized by the Nekorian high Court in 1980 following a lengthy debate regarding the life of the mother versus the potential life of the unborn child. It is believed the ongoing liberalization of sexuality in Nekor is responsible for this shift in thinking. Currently, there is much debate surrounding the issue of at will abortions in Nekor, with supporters claiming that disallowing women from deciding on a course of action involving their unborn children is a violation of the Decree of Rights, whereas opponents feel that a child's rights under the Decree of Rights begin at conception, and it is criminal to deny them. Some moderates believe that abortions for women in financial trouble should be allowed to decrease drain on the welfare system, while others hold the more extreme view that these abortions should be forced. The Nekorian government and High Court have made no statement regarding the allowance of abortions for economic reasons one way or the other. Abortion of pregnancies incurred by rape has been common practice in Nekor for several centuries and is considered a taboo subject. A Nekorian woman who is raped and conceives will almost always seek an abortion as there is a cultural stigma surrounding a forced pregnancy. There are documented cases of Self-induced abortions carried out by the women or her family. This was challenged in the mid 1920's by a group of religious activists, and the High Court upheld the practicing, citing that no woman should be forced into motherhood. Ironically, this very ruling is often cited by proponents of at-will abortions. Allowing abortions to remove fetuses with defects has long been a position held by members of the Národní Socialistická Strana Nekor, or the National Socialist Party of Nekor as part of their greater eugenics initiatives. There is no law disallowing Nekorian citizens from having abortions conducted in foreign nations
Sydalon	No	No	No	No	No	No	No
	Never legalized	Never legalized	Never legalized	Never legalized	Never legalized	Never legalized	Never legalized
	Abortion has never been legalized in Sydalon, even if extreme or life threatening conditions, causing the country to face harsh criticism from civil rights and health care groups. Nonetheless it is still a contentious topic with regular Assembly bills attempting to legalize abortion in life threatening conditions.
Tarsas	Yes	No	No	No	No	No	No
	Since 1986	Never legalized	Never legalized	Never legalized	Never legalized	Never legalized	Never legalized
	Abortion is considered an affront to gods who create human life. Tarsas does not allow it except under specific circumstances.
Vannois	Yes	No	No	Yes	No	No	No
	Since 2004	Never legalized	Never legalized	Since 2004	Never legalized	Never legalized	Never legalized
	Abortion is a violent topic in Vannois, and subject to heavy regulation by lengthy conservative governance.
Yisrael	Yes	Yes	Partial	No	No	No	No
	Since the Talmudic era	Since the Talmudic era	Since the early 20th century	Never legalized	Never legalized	Never legalized	Never legalized
	Abortion is only permitted in limited circumstances, chiefly as a last resort if the mother's life, physical health, or mental health, is at serious risk of death. Otherwise, abortion is considered murder and illegal.