Talk:Abortion in Costa Rica

Article organization
I've added some headers to the article to help keep the material organized. Not everything currently fits neatly into this new organization, so it may require some rearranging. Does this seem like a good start though? Kaldari (talk) 22:57, 29 March 2011 (UTC)

Some interesting book and web sources

 * This paper gives good idea of what popular attitudes about abortion were like in Costa Rica in 1965–66.
 * This travel author says 5000–8000 illegal abortions occur in Costa Rica each year. It would be better to find the U of CR study that is mentioned, but until that is located, this will be okay.
 * The official UN summary regarding abortion in Costa Rica.
 * A very brief summary of criminal penalties for abortion in Costa Rica.
 * A couple of great quotes from female legislators of Costa Rica on the topic of abortion.
 * Discussion of the Rosa case.
 * Some stats regarding adolescent sexual activity, contraceptive use and abortion in Costa Rica.
 * This author says about 25% of recent Costa Rican babies were born to unmarried women. About one-fifth of all Costa Rican children rely on an unmarried mother. Some abortion stats.
 * A couple of great quotes from female legislators of Costa Rica on the topic of abortion.
 * Discussion of the Rosa case.
 * Some stats regarding adolescent sexual activity, contraceptive use and abortion in Costa Rica.
 * This author says about 25% of recent Costa Rican babies were born to unmarried women. About one-fifth of all Costa Rican children rely on an unmarried mother. Some abortion stats.
 * Some stats regarding adolescent sexual activity, contraceptive use and abortion in Costa Rica.
 * This author says about 25% of recent Costa Rican babies were born to unmarried women. About one-fifth of all Costa Rican children rely on an unmarried mother. Some abortion stats.
 * This author says about 25% of recent Costa Rican babies were born to unmarried women. About one-fifth of all Costa Rican children rely on an unmarried mother. Some abortion stats.
 * This author says about 25% of recent Costa Rican babies were born to unmarried women. About one-fifth of all Costa Rican children rely on an unmarried mother. Some abortion stats.

Best wishes in making this article be useful and complete! Binksternet (talk) 01:11, 30 March 2011 (UTC)

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