In broad terms, no one should have the right to terminate a pregnancy that is the result of two people who consented to, and engaged in, physical intimacy of their own free will and choice; regardless of whether the intent of that physical intimacy was to conceive a child.

Exceptions to this are relatively few and should be made to uphold the sanctity of human life. These can include cases of rape or incest and cases in which the progression of the pregnancy would result in fatal fetal deformities or serious jeopardy to the life of the mother.