I get what you're saying, but I do think this is specifically different. The actions you mention, such as illegal dumping are reporting harm caused to another a

I get what you're saying, but I do think this is specifically different. The actions you mention, such as illegal dumping are reporting harm caused to another against their will. Or in the case of animal cruelty, it's an action against a helpless creature. They are kind of like branches on the hierarchy of murder or theft. I think the unsanitary conditions is more similar to violence or misrepresentation so I don't see it as too different. The mask thing I think is a little more controversial and could be argued probably. But in all of these cases it seems that there is a dispute between an injured party and the injuring party. You'd have to argue that a fetus is an injured party and that a physician and the mother are injuring the fetus against its will. Some probably will. I won't.