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Sex-selective abortion in Taiwan
Sex-selective abortion in Taiwan is the termination of pregnancies based on the fetus' sex in Taiwan. Historically, the practice has been very widespread. It has been illegal in Taiwan since 2011. According to estimations, during the height of Taiwan's sex-selective abortions in the 2000s, every year 4,000 fetuses were aborted solely due to their sex. For context, the island recorded around 200,000 annual births for most of the decade. Sex-selective abortions still persist, at a reduced level, today. Most sex-selective abortions in Taiwan target females.
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