Answer:
Ra pa victims should be permitted under law to have an abortion. It should be a basic right for any woman but especially a ra pe victim. The law should take into account how it is more likely that a person that comes from poverty is ra pe d. The ra pe victims wouldn't be able to financially support their children. There is some evidence stating that if you grew up in poverty and so did your parents most of the time you'll end up just as poor as them. Ra pe victims experience trauma when anything relates to the occurrence. When women have been denied an abortion they have experienced some mental health issues and addictions including dr ug abuse. The people who ra pe d them could have been their family so the baby would end up having some disorders. Even if was someone outside the family the constant stress of having the baby could result in a miscarriage causing further stress and trauma in their life.
The other side may state that the kid did nothing so the ra pe victim should have the kid. They say that the ra pe victim is kil ling an innocent child. However, the kid will always be a sign of the traumatic event in their life. The mother may end up hat ting the kid and the kid could grow up neglected. The mother may also be poor because of the statistics. There are several more arguments that have been proven false by scientists. Such as the fetus feeling pain which is completely untrue because abortion is only allowed to happen before 24 weeks. Though the fetus's pain receptors develop around 26 weeks.
One last important argument is that if the ra pe victim doesn't get access to an abortion they may try illegal and dangerous methods.