The argument for the moral rights of the unborn against abortion is still valid because the child cannot be considered a virus and that abortion presents a remedy because the rights of the fetus are reserved. in his identity as a member of the Homo sapien community. Therefore, any act against an unborn child (or fetus), although currently legal, should be considered morally unjust, amounting to an act of murder, because what is killed in an abortion does not is not just an organ housing but a human being. being equal to all others. Furthermore, the idea of ​​justifying abortion, which should essentially be considered the forced and unnatural death of an unborn child, is based on the assumption that he or she cannot express his or her thoughts or feelings. desires, thus giving its members full moral rights. Thus, it cancels the feeling of pain and the difficulties experienced by the fetus when it forcefully tears the worm from its body.