GENOCIDE: How Abortions Are Literally Murdering Entire Civilizations

QUESTION: How many abortions are there by country? 

The World Health Organization (WHO) and the Guttmacher Institute estimate that roughly 73 million abortions occur globally each year.

Because tracking abortion statistics worldwide is difficult—particularly in nations where abortion is legally restricted or unrecorded—researchers rely on a combination of official government reports and statistical modeling to estimate annual numbers.


Top Countries by Total Annual Abortions

Countries with the largest overall population generally account for the highest total volume of abortions per year.

Country Estimated Annual Abortions Key Data Context
India ~15.6 Million – 16.6 Million High volume; includes both facility-based procedures and self-managed medication abortions.
China ~9.7 Million Official national health data reports several million legal procedures annually.
Pakistan ~2.2 Million – 3.8 Million High rate of unsafe/unrecorded abortions due to restricted legal status and limited contraception access.
Nigeria ~2.0 Million Estimated via statistical modeling due to restrictive national laws.
Brazil ~1.8 Million Largely unrecorded/underground due to legal bans.
Indonesia ~1.7 Million Model-based estimates.
Vietnam ~1.6 Million One of the highest per-capita abortion rates globally.
Bangladesh ~1.6 Million Mostly performed via menstrual regulation services.
United States ~1.0 Million – 1.1 Million Clinician-provided procedures and telehealth prescriptions.
Russia ~500,000 – 600,000 Historically higher; rates have steadily declined over recent decades.

Countries with the Highest Abortion Rates (Per Capita)

Per-capita metrics (measured as abortions per 1,000 women of reproductive age, 15–49) reveal where abortion is most common relative to population size.

Greenland: ~84.7 per 1,000 women

Vietnam: ~64.0 per 1,000 women

Madagascar: ~60.0 per 1,000 women

Guinea-Bissau: ~59.0 per 1,000 women

Cuba: ~55.0 per 1,000 women


Key Factors Influencing Variations

  • Access to Contraception: Countries with high rates of unintended pregnancy—often due to restricted access to modern birth control—tend to have higher abortion rates regardless of whether abortion is legal or illegal.

  • Legality & Safety: Legal restrictions generally do not stop abortions from occurring; instead, they shift procedures from clinical settings to unsafe, underground methods. 1

Abortion Rates by Country 2026 — World Population Review

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