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It's difficult to answer without knowing what specific rights you're talking about. Being pregnant/having a child does not emancipate a minor. You are still subject to your parents control and authority. They maintain all the same parental rights over you that they always had. With that said, they cannot force you to have an abortion or to give the child up for adoption. Of course, they can make it very difficult for you to keep that child.

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Q: What are the Legal rights of a pregnant 16 year old in north Carolina?
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