The following lists include countries by total reported abortions, annual abortions and rates according to reports from governments and statisticians.

Country Total Reported[1][2][3][4]
 China 336,000,000+
 India 100,000,000+
 United States 62,000,000+

The CDC or Guttmacher estimates do not account for medical abortions outside a clinic.[5] Some analysts have estimated that the cumulative amount of abortions in the United States may have reached seventy million[6] and that up to two million abortions occurred annually.[7][8] The Soviet Union had more than 200 million reported abortions throughout its history according to the Johnstons Archive.[9] Since legalization in 1967, there have been 9,331,978 abortions in the United Kingdom according to government reports collected by the Johnstons Archive.[10] In 1974, the Max Planck Society estimated that twenty million abortions had possibly occurred in West Germany since the Second World War.[11]

Note that the Guttmacher study numbers used in the table below are estimates based on statistical models and are not actual reported numbers. [12]

Guttmacher and United Nations Report

Country Rate per

1,000 women

Number of abortions Year

Year

 Georgia 80 74,000 2019[13]
 Greenland 79.7 902 2019[14][15]
 Vietnam 64.0 1,630,000 2019[16]
 Madagascar 60.0 376,000 2019[17]
 Guinea-Bissau 59.0 26,600 2019[18]
 Cuba 55.0 147,000 2019[19]
 China 49.0 17,700,000 2019[20]
 Cape Verde 49.0 7,100 2019[21]
 India 48.0 16,600,000 2019[22]
 Trinidad and Tobago 48.0 17,100 2019[23]
 Cambodia 45.0 195,000 2019[24]
 Sierra Leone 45.0 82,600 2019[25]
 Barbados 45.0 3,000 2019[26]
 Congo 44.0 54,700 2019[27]
 Pakistan 43.0 2,240,000 2019[28]
 Kenya 43.0 551,000 2019[29]
 Uganda 43.0 418,000 2019[30]
 Samoa 43.0 1,800 2019[31]
 Peru 42.0 353,000 2019[32]
 Liberia 42.0 47,600 2019[33]
 Maldives 42.0 4,700 2019[34]
   Nepal 41.0 348,000 2019[35]
 Gabon 41.0 21,100 2019[36]
 Mozambique 40.0 277,000 2019[37]
 Vanuatu 39.0 2,800 2019[38]
 Sao Tome and Principe 39.0 1,900 2019[39]
 Tanzania 38.0 482,000 2019[40]
 Haiti 38.0 111,000 2019[41]
 Bolivia 38.0 108,000 2019[42]
 Jamaica 38.0 29,800 2019[43]
 Ghana 37.0 266,000 2019[44]
 Dominican Republic 37.0 101,000 2019[45]
 Saint Lucia 37.0 1,900 2019[46]
 Philippines 36.0 973,000 2019[47]
 Papua New Guinea 36.0 77,200 2019[48]
 Guyana 36.0 7,300 2019[49]
 Bangladesh 35.0 1,580,000 2019[50]
 Ivory Coast 35.0 207,000 2019[51]
 Zambia 35.0 140,000 2019[52]
 Cameroon 34.0 201,000 2019[53]
 Laos 34.0 64,100 2019[54]
 Paraguay 34.0 60,900 2019[55]
 East Timor 34.0 10,100 2019[56]
 Nigeria 33.0 2,000,000 2020[57][58]
 DR Congo 33.0 593,000 2019[59]
 Argentina 33.0 368,000 2019[60]
 Angola 33.0 229,000 2019[61]
 Brazil 32.0 1,830,000 2019[62]
 Benin 32.0 84,300 2019[63]
 Togo 32.0 60,300 2019[64]
 Bhutan 32.0 6,400 2019[65]
 Solomon Islands 32.0 4,900 2019[66]
 Belize 32.0 3,300 2019[67]
 Mexico 31.0 1,040,000 2019[68]
 Malawi 31.0 134,000 2019[69]
 Kyrgyzstan 31.0 49,500 2019[70]
 Puerto Rico 31.0 23,100 2019[71]
 Botswana 31.0 18,600 2019[72]
 Comoros 31.0 6,100 2019[73]
 Suriname 31.0 4,500 2019[74]
 South Africa 30.0 461,000 2019[75]
 Burkina Faso 30.0 136,000 2019[76]
 Panama 30.0 31,200 2019[77]
 Somalia 29.0 93,200 2019[78]
 Namibia 29.0 18,600 2019[79]
 Eswatini 29.0 8,800 2019[80]
 French Guiana 29.0 2,100 2019[81]
 Sri Lanka 28.0 149,000 2019[82]
 Ecuador 28.0 123,000 2019[83]
 Rwanda 28.0 84,300 2019[84]
 Colombia 27.0 360,000 2019[85]
 Central African Republic 27.0 28,500 2019[86]
 Myanmar 26.0 387,000 2019[87]
 Guinea 26.0 77,400 2019[88]
 Burundi 26.0 65,000 2019[89]
 Tajikistan 26.0 58,100 2019[90]
 Indonesia 25.0 1,770,000 2019[91]
 Thailand 25.0 437,000 2019[92]
 South Sudan 25.0 63,600 2019[93]
 Tonga 25.0 620 2019[94]
 Ethiopia 24.0 632,000 2019[95]
 El Salvador 24.0 43,300 2019[96]
 Uzbekistan 23.0 198,000 2019[97]
 Mali 23.0 92,600 2019[98]
 Lesotho 23.0 12,800 2019[99]
 Egypt 23.0 1,050,000 2015[100]
 Kazakhstan 21.8 77,178 2019[101]
 United States 20.8 930,160 2020
 South Korea 21.0 260,000 2019[102]
 Honduras 21.0 53,000 2019[103]
 Costa Rica 21.0 27,500 2019[104]
 Mongolia 21.0 17,400 2019[105]
 Eritrea 21.0 16,500 2019[106]
 Djibouti 21.0 5,100 2019[107]
 Guatemala 19.0 85,400 2019[108]
 Turkmenistan 19.0 28,900 2019[109]
 United Kingdom 18.6 214,256 2021[110]
 Zimbabwe 18.0 67,300 2019[111]
 Moldova 18.0 19,400 2019[112]
 Chad 17.0 58,400 2019[113]
 Sweden 17.0 37,300 2019[114]
 Mauritania 17.0 17,800 2019[115]
 Australia 16.0 93,800 2019[116]
 Gambia 16.0 8,800 2019[117]
 France 15.5 201,000 2018[118][119]
 Niger 15.0 69,000 2019[120]
 Senegal 15.0 57,900 2019[121]
 Greece 15.0 34,600 2019[122]
 Nicaragua 15.0 28,600 2019[123]
 North Macedonia 14.0 7,300 2019[124]
 Russia 13.1 553,500 2020[125][126]
 Iceland 13.0 990 2019[127]
 Armenia 12.8 10,718 2020[128][129]
 Belarus 12.5 18,600 2021[130]
 Canada 12.0 97,500 2019[131]
 New Zealand 12.0 13,100 2019[132]
 Denmark 12.0 14,600 2019[133]
 Bulgaria 11.9 19,328 2020[128][129]
 Azerbaijan 11.8 34,712 2020[128][129]
 Norway 11.0 13,100 2019[134]
 Uruguay 11.0 9,500 2019[135]
 Bosnia and Herzegovina 11.0 8,500 2019[136]
 Iran 10.7 450,000 2021[137]
 Estonia 10.3 3,741 2019[128][129]
 Poland 10.0 93,000 2019[138]
 Hungary 9.8 23,901 2020[128][129]
 Israel 8.4 17,582 2019[139]
 Belgium 8.0 19,500 2019[140]
 Spain 7.5 88,269 2020[128][129]
 Chile 7.0 33,000 2019[141]
 Netherlands 7.0 26,500 2019[142]
 Romania 6.7 31,889 2020[128][129]
 Finland 6.5 8,322 2020[128][129]
 Czech Republic 6.4 16,886 2020[128][129]
 Latvia 6.4 2,848 2020[128][129]
 Slovenia 6.1 2,945 2020[128][129]
 Japan 6.0 166,000 2019[143]
 Ukraine 6.0 64,893 2020[128][129]
 Montenegro 6.0 860 2019[144]
 Portugal 5.6 14,075 2020[128][129]
 Germany 5.4 99,948 2020[128][129]
  Switzerland 5.1 10,775 2020[128][129]
 Singapore 5.0 7,400 2019[145]
 Italy 4.9 65,757 2020[128][129]
 Serbia 4.8 8,005 2020[128][129]
 Slovakia 4.4 6,180 2020[128][129]
 Luxembourg 4.4 460 2021[146]
 Lithuania 4.3 2,794 2020[128][129]
 Turkey 2.7 43,000 2021[147]
 Croatia 2.7 2,594 2020[128][129]
 Austria 1.3 1,800 2021[148]
 Albania 1.2 873 2020[128][129]
 Algeria 0.4 8,000 2018[149]

See also

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