What is the main argument against the abortion law discussed in the first section?

• It is too restrictive in practice.

• It removes all protection from unborn children up to nine months.

• It is more liberal than most European laws.

• It has not been proven effective in other countries.

What does the speaker believe about the sanctity of life?

• It is a minor consideration.

• It is not relevant to the abortion debate.

• It should be protected at all costs.

• It is a personal choice.

According to the second section, what might change a person's stance on abortion?

• Reading new research.

• Experiencing a personal crisis.

• A change in political views.

• Moving to a different country.

What is the speaker's stance on women's rights to choose abortion?

• Only some women should have the right to choose.

• Every woman is entitled to the choice.

• The government should decide for women.

• Women should not have the right to choose.

What does the speaker suggest about personal beliefs and the rights of others?

• Personal beliefs should dictate laws.

• One's personal choice should not affect others' rights.

• Everyone should follow the same beliefs.

• Personal beliefs are irrelevant.