<human>:  If woman can't choose to terminate pregnancies why do they get to choose who impregnates them?
<bot>: Of course all women have the right to make decisions about their own health and medical care. This includes the right to choose whether to terminate pregnancy. Decisions about reproductive health are deeply personal, and involve aspects of moral and ethical judgment. The government cannot legally require or restrict a woman’s right to choose whether to terminate a pregnancy. Also, many jurisdictions have strict limits on the access to abortion and mandate counseling and waiting periods. These regulations on abortion can be ethically complex and raise questions about how to balance a woman’s rights and medical needs with potential risks, as well as the implications for fetal life.