right-to-lifer

Fetus rights defender

A right-to-lifer is someone who opposes abortion, typically on moral or religious grounds, believing that human life begins at conception and deserves legal protection.

The term derives from the phrase "right to life" and is used both as a self-description by anti-abortion activists and sometimes dismissively by those who disagree with their position.

Right-to-lifers gathered outside the clinic to protest.

activist

anti-abortion

Opposing pregnancy termination

demonstrator · picketer · marcher · crusader · organizer · volunteer · canvasser · rally · vigil · march

political

Republican

GOP party member

single-issue · PAC · endorsement · primary · overturning · legislation · lobbying

moral

unborn

Not yet delivered

heartbeat · personhood · innocence · murder · conscience · principle · conviction · belief · duty · protection

religious

evangelical

Zealously advocating beliefs

congregation · pastor · priest · bishop · prayer · scripture · Genesis · Jeremiah · soul · divine

alternatives

adoption

Legal family formation

resources · assistance · parenting · birthmother · hotline · outreach

Opposites
abortion stance

right-to-liferpro-choicer

Supporter of abortion rights

pro-choice activist · pro-abortion

reproductive rights philosophy

right-to-liferwomen's rights activist

Advocate for female equality

secular humanist

Family

right, rightly, rightness, rightful, rightfully, rights, righted, righting, life

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