The basic purpose of this graduate thesis is the importance of the topic of human rights abuses in the student of the assisting profession, which will in the future represent the experts who will deal with the mentioned area. The issue of abortion is very sensitive and it is difficult to identify and present all abstinence-related attitudes. Although the right to abortion is present and legally permitted, it is still necessary to define and edit the area of this topic which is not sufficient and has been fully elaborated. The aim of the study was to examine students of the assistive profession (social work, social pedagogy, medicine and psychology) about attitudes toward abortion with regard to sociodemographic features and attitudes towards human rights. Students were questioned by a web survey on the appropriate sample. There was no statistically significant difference or association between abortion and sociodemographic characteristics (sex, age, study years, type of study, place of residence). There was a statistically significant negative correlation of material income and attitudes towards abortion and religiosity and attitudes towards abortion. No statistically significant correlation between attitudes towards abortion and overall outcome of human rights compliance was obtained. There is a statistically significant negative correlation between attitudes towards abortion and respect for political rights. The results are shifted to higher values for human rights attitudes, while abortion-related findings show that respondents have positive and negative attitudes.