At which point is a fetus considered a living organism?

Technically yes the fetus is a living organism as soon as the conception occurs but does nt have its own independent existence. Legally, different countries tries have different laws on the time period of abortion, coz uptill then, the fetus is still not considered a complete human being as it doesn't have its own physical independt existence. read more

(In fact, this genetic growth and development has been proven not to be directed by the mother.) 12 Finally, this new human being—the single-cell human zygote—is biologically an individual, a living organism—an individual member of the human species. read more

No--A fetus is not a living human being. It is my belief that a fetus is not a living human being for most of its gestational period. Typical gestation is 40 weeks, and for most of those 40 weeks, a fetus does not even approach sentience. read more