Original sentence: If a fetus is deemed to have rights, how should those rights be considered in regards to the rights of the woman carrying the fetus, and the man who impregnated her.If fetal rights are agreed upon then another relevant question arises: Does the fetus have a right to live or to be born in a healthy state, outweighing the woman's right to abort.If it should, to what degree.In the debate on abortion, those who consider themselves "pro-life" generally believe that the fetus' rights always outweigh the woman's rights.Judith Thomson argues that even granting the personhood of the fetus, the woman's right to freedom can sometimes outweigh the right-to-life of the fetus, as no person should be compelled to sacrifice their freedom to save someone else's life.Several questions are central to the issue of fetal rights:  Should a fetus be considered a person
Edited sentence: And how should the rights of a fetus be balanced with the rights of its parents.If fetal rights are agreed upon then another relevant question arises: When do the rights of the fetus (e.In the debate on abortion, those who consider themselves "pro-life" generally believe that the fetus' rights always outweigh the parents' rights.Judith Thomson argues that even granting the personhood of the fetus, the mother's right to freedom can sometimes outweigh the right-to-life of the fetus, as no person should be compelled to sacrifice their freedom to save someone else's life.The issue of fetal rights usually extends from two questions: To what degree should a fetus be considered a person.to live or to be born in a healthy state) outweigh the parents' rights