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Reporting Violence In Newspapers

            
             A woman owns her body and should have the right if she wants to have an Abortion. Legal abortions can save a woman's life if there is complications with the unborn fetus. Abortions help over several complications that can be a result from childbirth. Also legal abortions can prevent women from getting back-ally abortions that can result in diseases, mutilations and death (9 Reasons). Others will say that if abortion becomes illegalized then this is a result of discrimination towards women. It is discriminating towards low- income women because not all women can afford to travel when its is necessary to received a legal and safe abortion(9 Reasons). .
             Over the years women have had complications with childbirth. Women with heart diseases, Kidney disease and other illnesses can result in not only the fetus dying but also the mother that has complication with the birth. Abortion prevents women from having complications. If abortions was not illegal women and children deaths would have increases from these complications.
             No matter what, if a woman wants to have an abortions she will find every way to receive one. Legal abortion is the safest way. Not only does the mother have the medical needs received from a doctor but the abortion is safer, diseases free and the mother is less likely to die from the procedure. It is one of the many ways to prevent back-ally abortions that have been the cause of several deaths among pregnant women. .
             Sever people agree that if abortion was illegalized then that would be discriminating against low-income women that can't afford to travel to other countries to receive a safe and legal abortion. Again they are forced to a back-ally abortion that can result in death. Also others might say that a unborn child is not a human being so the result of abortion is not murdering a human(Sykes, Margaret & Ward, Dr. Roy Bowen).
             In any way a woman is more then a holder for a unborn baby, she is also a human being that has the right to make a choice.


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1. Blacks In The Newspapers

Black Americans have been providing information to the masses through newspapers since the early 1800s. ... For the entire first century of black newspapers, they fought for an end to violence against Black Americans and provided leadership for obtaining equal civil rights (Simmons 1). As time progressed and situations such as segregation and the civil rights movement no longer existed, these newspapers began to simply report information to the world, as most newspapers do today. ... Abbott founded The Chicago Defender on May5, 1905 ("Newspapers" 1). ... Abbott helped his newspaper become the ...

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2. The Future of Newspapers

Newspapers have helped us to do this. ... Newspapers reflect today's society in that they tackle issues that are relevant today, but not only do newspapers simply report on what has been happening on an international, national and local level, they now stimulate their readers with commentaries and editorials which encourage us to think for ourselves. ... And newspapers recognise this. ... Today's newspapers reflect a society that is obsessed with scandal and violence. ... Newspapers are influenced by society. ...

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3. Violence and TV

Does viewing violence on television lead to a more violent society? ... Many controversial issues about this electrical appliance cropped up since its invention and one of the most significant ones is violence shown in the screen. As a result of this fact the following question was formulated: does viewing violence on TV lead to a more violent society? ... Another serious drawback is that a number of cases have been reported of kids or adolescents duplicating a violent act previously seen on television. Many cases related to this issue were in the newspapers recently. ...

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4. Domestic Violence in Pakistan

According to a women's right organization 'Aurat Foundation' fourth report on violence against women in Pakistan (2011) almost 8,500 cases of women violence including stove burning and acrid throwing were reported in Pakistan. ... There was an overall 6.74% increase in reported case of violence against women in Pakistan as compared to last year. These are the reported cases but the actual figures must be high which were never reported. The number of cases reported for acid throwing in the year 2011 was 44 which were 29 in the year 2008. ... According to newspaper reports in th...

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5. Stability and Violence in Indonesia

Introduction The topic for this research assignment is stability and violence in Indonesia. ... It was then a matter of sorting through the news reports to find sequential coverage by both camps. It should be noted that authentic emic reports, not authored by the Indonesian government, were exceedingly hard to find. ... The Republic of Indonesia, like the colony before it, would now have stability through violence. ... The Republic of Indonesia had passed through another period of violence and achieved stability. ...

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6. Media and crime

The media has a preoccupation which reports the incidence of nonviolent crimes. ... Researchers have demonstrated a consistent and strong bias in the news toward murder, sexual crimes, gang violence, and drug-related violence. A study of crime coverage in New Orleans demonstrated that only 20% of serious index crimes reported to the police and that city involved violence. But, 68% of newspaper crime stories and 80% and television crime's coverage in New Orleans focused on violent crimes. ... The threat of violence is over reported and exaggerated by the media, but that the coverage of tha...

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7. The Reasons for Gun Violence

The reasons for gun violence. ... Thus, the reasons for gun violence must first be identified to assist in the development of such strategies. 2.1 The influence of the media. In some instances, the media, which includes various means of mass communication such as television, radio, magazines, and newspapers, together with the people involved in their production can proliferate and broaden the reach of violence among youths especially through violence reporting, violent games and the Internet. 2.1.1Violence reporting Television news places much emphasis on retaining viewers. ....

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8. Violence In Sport

Violence in Sport I. ... Of course there are many who believe that the media unnecessarily highlights violent incidents, but the general view of the media was that it was not glamorizing violence but was merely reporting what happened. ... There have been several examples of players, who were not reported by officials during a match, being cited by sporting bodies, organizations or "ESPN Sport center" after the event. ... The exploitation of professional athletes in feature stories still secures TV ratings and sells newspapers, magazines, and books, especially when it comes to the issue of sp...

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9. Domestic Violence and How it is Seen as a Precursor to Homelessness in Women

It is believed that half of all homeless women have been a victim of some form of domestic violence, based on self-reporting and observations of various programs staffers. ... However, the numbers of homeless domestic violence victims may be underestimated because some victims are reluctant to self-report. ... In some cases, if a woman reports that she is a victim of domestic violence, a homeless shelter may refuse to accept her for security reasons. ... An interesting article titled " Homeless women blame domestic violence" in a United Kingdom newspaper gave some chilling facts about domest...

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