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The question of abortion as a human right is a controversial one. Given the history and development of human rights doctrine, it is clearly informed by a desire to stop human atrocities under any name. Examining abortion closely the idea of a human right appears to loose sight of what human rights ought to be. The author examines this issue by closely examining the scientific facts about abortion and questions whether abortion is really a human right