This spreadhseet shows the effects of abortion and RH legislation on the population of several countries, particularly those targeted

in NSSM 200 and also those highlighted in the article on aging populations.

Contraceptive Prevalence Rate Total Fertility Country Contraceptive Use (CPR) Unmet Need Rate (TFR)
Austria contraceptive use mid 1970's 6 fallen to 3.4 by 1993-1994, 2011 TFR from indexmundi: 2.6, 3.3 2000-2005 from WHO TFR 1.40 2011

Abortion Law
No restriction as to reason , gestational limit of 14 weeks age of baby

Maternal Mortality Ratio (MMR)

Abortion Stats & Notes

Implications and Other Notes

WHO Reports and Other pertinent docs:

Bangladesh

15% (WHO Data) 2003

abortion for "therapeutic" reasons ok, MR permitted (guttmacher) MMR 3.2, 2000

730,000 abortions annually (guttmacher, 7.9 million abortions 1995-1996

http://www.guttmacher.org/pubs/journals/25s3099.html whut????? pill = 42% of contraceptive use (23% WHO data) http://www.asap-asia.org/country-profile-bangladesh.htm, http://searo.who.int/LinkFiles/Family_Planning_Fact_Sheets_bangladesh.p

Brazil Bulgaria

Colombia

Egypt Ethiopia

Germany Greece

India

Indonesia Italy

Japan Latvia

MMR 130 per 100000 2005 MMR 130 out of abortion 1937 banned, allows 100000 live births CPR 25% 1980 60% 1992 19.75% 2007 TFR 6.25 1968 flexibility on grounds of "necessity', 2005 (trading 2004 10.4% 2.7 2008 1998 study 14.8% induced abortion economics) abortion legalized in 2006, for MMR 720 per CPR 2% 1980 14.8% 2001 35.2 2004TFR 6.8 1968 5.4 maternal health, victims of rape, etc 100000 live births 2004 2008 33.8 2008 (iPas sponsored study) 2005 abortion 382,000 2008 abortions legalized in 1976, for reasons of medical necessity, sexual crimes or serious social or emotional distress, if approved by two doctors, and subject to counseling and a three-day waiting period, Abortion laws: No restriction as to reason , TFR 2000 1.38 gestational limit of 14 weeks age of CPR 75% UN 2011 1.41 baby MMR 7.0 2008 No restriction as to reason, parental TFR 1.38 2011 authorization required 11 million abortions annually, abortions reported in 1972: abortion can be performed in 24,300; abortions 2000 contraceptive halved from 5.7 approved clinic or hospital, MTP reported in 2000: prevalence rate 48.3% 2003: 15.8% to 1966 to 2.7 in (medical termination of pregnancy 723,142 tripled from 1965-2009 (WHO data) (WHO data) 2009 act) enacted in 1971 TFR decreased by more than CPR tripled in 27 years MMR 15-30% 760,000 unwanted 50% in 35 years from 19% in 1976 to 13% in 1991 to 5.6 in 1968 to 2.4 => from unsafe pregnancies 60.3% in 2003 8.6% in 2003 by 2003 abortion is illegal abortion (Guttmacher) No restriction as to reason , gestational limit of 90 daysage of baby TFR 1.39 2011 abortion legal de facto, Abortion Laws: Abortion permitted only to save health of woman, permitted in MMR 2000 9 2008 CPR 1984 57% 2004 TFR 1968 2 2008 case of rape, spousal consent 6 per 100K live required 54.3% no data per WHO 1.36 births No restriction as to reason, parental TFR 1.32 2011 authorization required

TFR 5.5 1968 1.88 2008 BELOW CPR 1981 52% 2009 REPLACEMENT abortion legal if woman's life in 80% 1992 18% 1995 7% LEVEL danger or pregnancy from rape TFR 1.42 2011 No restriction as to reason abortion illegal except threat to life or health of woman, rape, fetus expected to die after birth (100% CPR 1970s 42% 2004 11% 1990 5.8% TFR 1968 6.2 78% 2007 2008 2.4 illegal until 2006)

abortion 800,000 to 1.2 MMR 110 per million 1992 stats from 100000 live births Ministry of Health, WHO 2005 thinks it's higher

abortion stats 288,400 1989; 33.7 per 1000 women

WHO report: http://www.searo.who.int/LinkFiles/Family_Planning_Fact_Sheets_india.pd sex-selective abortion as a result, , Maternal Mortality in India: Using International and criminalized in 1994, vacuum Constitutional Law to Promote Accountability and Change: aspiration most commonly used http://reproductiverights.org/sites/crr.civicactions.net/files/docume method nts/MM_report_FINAL.pdf

despite this, Guttmacher still reports that abortion in Indonesia http://www.searo.who.int/LinkFiles/Family_Planning_Fact_Sheets_indones happens BECAUSE of unmet , need for contraception in 2008 http://www.guttmacher.org/pubs/2008/10/15/IB_Abortion_Indonesia.pdf

This spreadhseet shows the effects of abortion and RH legislation on the population of several countries, particularly those targeted in NSSM 200 and also those highlighted in the article on aging populations. http://factsreports.revues.org/534 - [Mexicans] having lived in the US during youth has a negative influence on unmet need, suggesting that exposure to the United States during these formative years may facilitate access to contraception. positive effect on unintended pregnancies, suggesting that US experience may in fact be a risk factor for, rather than protective against, unintended pregnancy, worth reading: Legality of Abortion section - http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Abortion_in_Mexico

Mexico

CPR 1978 38% 2004 1995 16.1 2006 12 TFR 1968 6.8 on 71+% (indexmundi) 2008 2.1

Monaco

CPR no data

TFR 1.5 2011

Nigeria

CPR 6.7 in 1982, 14.60 as of 2008 contraceptive use/CPR PDHS data 30% 2010 5% 1975, 9% 1985, 12-18% 1994-1995, 12% 1991 24% 1996-1997

TFR 5.94 in 1980-1982 4.73 17.00% 2011 25%+14%+11% = 50%, 2006-2007 25% TFR 3.17 2011 indexmundi

Pakistan

abortion - decriminalized 2007 but MMR 60 per abortion stats 533,000 in forbidden in 18 out of 31 Mexican 100000 live births 1990 to 875,000 in 2006 state constitutions (wikipedia) 2005 (Guttmacher data) liberalized abortion 2009: http://www.catholic.org/featured/headline.php?ID=6159&page=1 , Abortion laws: Abortion permitted only to save health of woman, permitted in case of rape, incest and fetal impairment MMR no data MMR 800 per 100000 live births 2009 (unicef), 2008 report SGON (POGS abortion illegal, 610,000 abortions equivalent) 11% 1998; abortion legal to save life of maternal deaths = mother unsafe abortions MMR 276 per abortion 890,000 abortion law ok to protect woman's 100K live births annually life, physical health, mental health, 2010 (Marie (Guttmacher/UNFPA, rape Stopes data) WHO, Packard data) as long as abortion is not legalized, pro-RH studies will point to "unmet need for contraception" and large (magic) numbers of illegal, unsafe abortions AND/OR maternal mortality ratio

Philippines Slovenia Sweden

CPR 1968 15% 2008 1995 26% 2005 51% 16.5% 2010 22%

Thailand

CPR 14.4% in 1970, 79.2% in 2000 CPR 61% 1980s to 73% 2009

Turkey

abortion illegal No restriction as to reason, parental TFR 1.30 2011 authorization required No restriction as to reason , gestational limit of 18 weeks age of baby TFR 1.67 2011 abortion allowed to save life, preserve physical health, mental health, rape or incest. not allowed MMR 12 out of TFR 1967 6.3 for fetal impairment, economic or 100000 live births 2003 1.7 BELOW social reasons, not available on 2005-2009 REPLACEMENT request. abortion must be performed reported, 48 400000 illegal abortions by physician. adjusted (not accurate) 5.90% LEVEL abortion legal to 10 weeks 1983 law incomplete data on stats, single over MMR 44 per 11.2 % 1992-1996, TFR 1968 5.8 to 18 can decide to get abortion, 100000 live births 1998-2001 10.1% 2.1 2008 married needs consent of husband 2005

TFR 1968 6.5 2008 3.1

MMR 230 per 100000

abortion 496000 (Guttmacher)

Sweeping social changes have had an impact on sexual lifestyles, there has been an increase in premarital sex, unwanted pregnancies, unsafe abortions, and the transmission of HIV and STIs. (DUH!)

http://www.searo.who.int/LinkFiles/Family_Planning_Fact_Sheets_thailand , http://www.th4u.com/abortions.htm (pic of fetuses in plastic bags yikes!!!)

Sources: https://www.cia.gov/library/publications/the-world-factbook/rankorder/2127rank.html http://http://www.tradingeconomics.com/ http://www.indexmundi.com http://sg.finance.yahoo.com/news/countries-aging-populations-070947847.html

This spreadhseet shows the effects of abortion and RH legislation on the population of several countries, particularly those targeted in NSSM 200 and also those highlighted in the article on aging populations.