Abortion in Manala

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Abortion law varies widely among the many different countries and territories of the world of Manala. The following is a table depicting the various laws and regulations surrounding abortion in Manalan nations.

Status of Abortion law by Country

Country To protect woman's life Physical health Mental health Rape Fetal defects Socio-economic factors On request
 Alanna Partial Partial Partial Partial Partial Partial Partial
Abortion laws vary according to which predominant faction controls the local territory. Areas controlled by government forces, the Military Regency, or the Warriors of the Prophets have criminalized abortion in most cases. Laws in rebel-controlled areas tend be more liberal.
 Alaoyi Yes Partial Partial Yes Partial Partial Partial
Must consult a licensed physician Must consult a licensed obstetrician Must consult a licensed psychiatrist Varies by federal entity
Abortion laws vary according to federal subject, but federal law has legalized abortion for purposes of rape or physical health of the mother across the country, provided that the mother consults with a licensed authority.
 Antarctic Circle States Yes Partial Partial Yes Yes Yes Yes
Must consult a licensed obstetrician Must consult a licensed psychiatrist Provided for free at public hospitals Within the first 20 weeks
 Fluvannia Yes Partial Partial Partial No No No
Must consult a licensed physician; only valid in certain cases Must consult a licensed psychiatrist; only valid in certain cases
 Gagium Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes
Historically widely practiced - Legal since 1976 Since 1976 Since 1976 Historically widely practiced - Legal since 1976 Since 1976 Since 1976 Since 1976
Abortion has been legalized on request since 1976. Prior to this, however, abortion practices varied widely between commonwealth to commonwealth and between different practitioners. Today, varying beliefs and perceptions about abortion and the morality of abortion under certain circumstances remain.
 Greater Niagara Yes No No No No No No
Abortion has been illegal in Greater Niagara since the ruling The Ruling of the Law Lords regarding the practice of Abortion, 1890. An exception was made by the newly established Supreme Court in 1981 to allow abortion when the mother's life was threatened.
 Hrvada Partial Partial Partial Partial Partial Partial Partial
Varies by region, see Abortion in Hrvada.
 Inglaterra Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes
Provided for free at public hospitals Within the first 16 weeks
Abortion has been legal since 1969 in Inglaterra. It is legal on demand without reasoning until 16 weeks.
 Khakmadoy government Yes Partial No Partial Partial No No
Must be approved by doctor Must be approved by doctor Must be approved by doctor Must be approved by doctor
 Los Angeles Yes Partial Partial Yes Partial No No
Must consult a licensed obstetrician Must consult a licensed psychiatrist Must submit a police report after receiving the abortion Must have court permission
Abortion is only legal in cases of saving a mother's life or rape. If fetal defects are found to be present, a court must declare the defects will place "undue suffering" in order for the woman's abortion to go through. Abortion on demand or for socioeconomic factors is illegal in Los Angeles.
 Perlsienne Yes No No Yes No No No
Abortion is generally illegal in Perlsienne, except in cases of rape or when there is a clear threat to the woman's life. However, Perlsienne's government has been criticized by foreign policy experts for its strict processes required to get an abortion even under these two circumstances.
 Saint Sienia Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes
Since 1975 Since 1982 Since 1975 Since 1975 Since 1982 Since 1982 Since 1982
Abortion has been legal in cases involving rape and woman's health since 1975. In 1982, abortion on request was legalized through a bill modelled after a similar one passed in Gagium.
 Santa Bárbara government No No No No No No No
Abortion has remained illegal since 1875. Laws are not uniformly enforced, especially in areas conquered after 2004.
 Seocheon Yes Partial Partial Partial Yes Partial Partial
Abortion to protect the mother's life is legal at the discretion of a doctor. Must receive a permit from a provincial government official. Must receive a permit from a provincial government official. Must receive a permit from a provincial government official. A child who will be born with severe physical defects may be aborted at the discretion of the mother. Abortion due to socio-economic status is an ambiguous area of Seocheonese law. Must receive a permit from a provincial government official.
Abortion has been legal in Seocheon since 2004. However, most abortions require a permit from a provincial official. Many foreign policy experts have criticized this system for making it exceptionally hard to approve an abortion under legal circumstances.
 The Furbish Islands Yes Partial Partial Partial Partial Partial Partial
Varies by federal subject, see Abortion in The Furbish Islands.