| − | '''Feticide''' is a term to describe the homicide of an unborn child, usually in conjunction with the homicide of the child's mother. The person in the womb, with rights known as [[personhood]], has a right to live and feticide ends that chance. The military court system is trying to charge [[Nidal Malik Hasan]] with 14 murders, this includes the [[unborn]] that perished in the [[terrorist]] massacre. <ref>[http://www.breitbart.com/article.php?id=D9BU59V80&show_article=1 Army: Fort Hood suspect charged with murder, Breitbart.com, November 12, 2009]</ref> | + | '''Feticide''' is a term to describe the homicide of an unborn child, usually in conjunction with the homicide of the child's mother. The person in the womb, with rights known as [[personhood]], has a right to live and feticide ends that chance. The military court system is trying to charge [[Nidal Malik Hasan]] with 14 murders, this includes the [[unborn]] that perished in the [[terrorist]] massacre.<ref>[http://www.breitbart.com/article.php?id=D9BU59V80&show_article=1 Army: Fort Hood suspect charged with murder, Breitbart.com, November 12, 2009]</ref> |
| − | Other instances of feticide include a pregnant mother ending her own unborn child's life by gunshot. <ref>[http://www.christianliferesources.com/?news/view.php&newsid=1515 Mother Who Shoots Her Unborn Child Can't Be Prosecuted, christianliferesources.com, October 31, 1997]</ref> Also, feticide could be the motive when a man assaults his pregnant girlfriend and subsequently the child dies. | + | Other instances of feticide include a pregnant mother ending her own unborn child's life by gunshot.<ref>[http://www.christianliferesources.com/?news/view.php&newsid=1515 Mother Who Shoots Her Unborn Child Can't Be Prosecuted, christianliferesources.com, October 31, 1997]</ref> Also, feticide could be the motive when a man assaults his pregnant girlfriend and subsequently the child dies. |