Should human fertilty be controlled?
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Birth control, or contraception, is the prevention of conception or impregnation. There are a variety of methods of birth control available today. Many can be used in conjunction with other methods, providing a greater degree of protection. There are many different types of contraception. Some of these do not include the use of physical methods but some do. An example of a physical barrier method is a condom. There are two main issues that could be looked at in this argument- Arguments for and against the issue. "Fertility and human reproduction are among our most complex issues, both...
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This statement also backs up the previous statement because it is showing how people are being affected by the increase in the population. This is why human rights play an important role in this question.
In conclusion the question about fertility being controlled has been unanswered for many years. Many facts may prove that controlling it is a good thing but many facts prove it is also a bad thing. This question will not be able to be answered fully as many different facts make many different views on the issue.
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