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The article will present the multiplicity of disputes concerning abortion in various norm systems. The analysis includes approaches appropriate to philosophy, ethics, religion and statutory law. The authors point out that approaches to abortion oscillate between absolutism and relativism. The former recognizes the absolute status of the "do not kill" norm. The latter treats her differently. The authors argue that the inclusion of the norm "do not kill" in the statutory law, especially of the constitutional one, reduces the margin of relative interpretation of this norm. This is because constitutional norms cannot be restricted by law. Moreover, the right to life is a fundamental human right that determines the enjoyment of all other rights.