Statistics From Different Countries
According to the World Health Organization, the estimated teenage pregnancy cases every year covers approximately sixteen million females at the age range of 15-19 and around one million girls under the age of 15.
Now, the newest updates based on worldometer in Year 2020 is around 31,7 million+ abortions from the start of January until now.
Each year, adolescent pregnancy has been dropping as of 2017. It is 18.8% in the USA and 50% in South Asia.
According to UNICEF the birth rate of adolescent pregnancies are :
Laos 94%,
Cambodia 57%,
Thailand 50%,
Indonesia 48%
Philippines 47%
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The highest countries with abortion rate around the world include Eastern Europe, Caribbean, Eastern-Africa, South-eastern Asia, and Middle Africa, with over 36-43 per 1000 capita rate.
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Rate of Abortion per Capita
The WHO (World Health Organization) counted the teenage pregnancy cases. However, these numbers are estimated as it is hard to count every single young mother out of the billions of people on the earth. Based on their intel and information gathered, the statistics created by WHO calculated that each year, there are approximately 16 000 000 (sixteen million) females at the age of 15-19 years old are undergoing pregnancy. More than that, pregnant females under the age of 15 years old are estimated to be around 1 000 000 each year (one million). From 2020 alone, 30 800 000 (thirty million and eight hundred thousand) abortions happened from January 1 until present time. This statistic is based on every age.
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Another estimated roughly 121 million unintended pregnancies occurred each year between 2015 and 2019. Of these unintended pregnancies, 61% ended in abortion. This translates to 73 million abortions per year.
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Highest country with abortion rate per capita:
43 per 1000 in Eastern Europe (including Bulgaria, Poland, Russian Federation, Czech Republic) 4.3%
39 per 1000 in the Caribbean (including Barbados, Jamaica, Montserrat, Anguilla, British Virgin Islands) 3.9%
38 per 1000 in Eastern Africa (including Eritrea, Ethiopia, Kenya, Mozambique) 3.8%
36 per 1000 in South-eastern Asia (including Cambodia, Thailand, Myanmar, Indonesia) 3.6%
36 per 1000 in Middle Africa (including Gabon, Cameroon, Chad, Congo) 3.6%
