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How to choose women's reproductive rights?
Women's reproductive rights should be in their own hands, with the right to have children and the freedom not to have children. They have the right to choose whether to have children or not and should not be discriminated against.

Women's pregnancy, childbirth and breastfeeding are irreplaceable by men, and the hardships and risks in the process of childbirth can only be borne by themselves, while women are often considered to have fulfilled more obligations in caring for and raising children. Therefore, giving women "reproductive rights" is not only the embodiment of legal justice, but also the humanistic care and special protection for women who are the subject of fertility.

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Women's reproductive decision-making power

1, the right to choose the mode of birth

The right to choose the mode of birth means that women have the right to choose how to have children. With the development of science and technology, citizens can choose artificial conception, IVF and surrogacy besides the usual combination of sexes.

2. The right to decide the number of children

When the separation of fertility and gender becomes a technical problem, women can decide the number of children they want, but the exercise of this right should conform to the national family planning policy and be carried out on the premise of ensuring the quality of the population and the good birth and excellent child rearing, so as to realize the value balance between individual reproductive rights and the social interests of others and ensure the simultaneous realization of reproductive rights and other rights.

3. Right to choose reproductive quality

With the development of modern medicine, biochemistry, molecular biology and imaging technology, women can use medical means and medical technology to avoid the occurrence of genetic diseases before pregnancy, give birth to healthy fetuses and prevent the spread of genetic diseases. During pregnancy, parents can refuse to accept those fetuses with health defects, such as genetic diseases, cerebral palsy and disability.