Abortion around the world

Legend

	Permitted
	Permitted, with complex legality or practice
	Varies by subdivision
	Prohibited, with complex legality or practice
	Prohibited

Legal grounds on which abortion is permitted in independent countries

Country	Risk to life	Risk to health	Mental health	Rape	Fetal Defects	Socio-economic factors	On request	Notes
Burgundie
Caphiria
Carna
Cartadania
Eldmora-Regulus								The Volksforum passed an amended Abortion Regulation Act in 2010 that banned on request abortions and socio-economic factors abortions in lieu for improved sex education on schools, and pregnancy resources, as well as the option to put the child up for adoption.
Faneria								Fhainnin abortion law bans abortion in most cases except those with a medical risk to the mother or 'major congenital defects' as decided by an arbitration board. Functionally, the bar for medical risk is forgiving, including a range of health conditions from PCOS to morbid obesity to immune deficiency disorders to transmittable chronic diseases. Parents may opt to revoke their parental rights and give the child up for adoption.
Fiannria		Permitted, with complex legality or practice			Prohibited, with complex legality or practice		Prohibited, with complex legality or practice
Pelaxia
Urcea								Abortions are illegal, however abortions induced unintentionally by life-saving procedures are not prosecuted. Doctors and individuals responsible for inducing an abortion are charged with felonies, as are women partaking in abortion tourism.
Vithinja
Yonderre