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When somebody calls themselves “pro-choice”, they need to be prepared to support the choice of abortion in any and all circumstances. Because, as they so heavily emphasise themselves, a woman’s “right to choose” is the foundational principle of the reproductive rights movement. Therefore - according to that logic - nothing should interfere with so-called “bodily autonomy”, even the inhumanity of having your unborn child killed in the womb because of their gender.
In light of last week’s PRO-LIFE victory, take a look back at the consistent efforts of the pro-life movement to RETAIN the 3-day wait - and the Life Institute campaigns YOU made possible in this win for life.
What if the abortion pill could be gotten easily, even when it’s illegal? What if it were readily available via WhatsApp? Worse yet, what if the supplier was a charitable not-for-profit organisation, funded by giants like the Gates Foundation?
There is a very dangerous narrative that has spread across popular social media platforms that is harming many women and costing unborn babies their lives.
A recent claim made by the Irish Family Planning Association (IFPA) says that there is “no scientific evidence” that supports Ireland’s mandatory 3-day waiting period of reflection following an initial abortion consultation.
An interesting essay published this week by professor of economics, Bryan Caplan, titled “The Tragic Hysteria of Abortion” provides a form of analysis of the Turnaway Study on abortion.
It is not enough to solely base the argument against abortion on religious grounds. There is therefore a need for a secular argument as to why, we should not kill the unborn.
I was naively eager to attend my first vigil outside an abortion clinic. Having had little experience of pro-life work prior to this, I finally felt like I was about to do something meaningful; to be actively fighting for the lives of unborn babies when it mattered the most.
A Vatican document that targeted gender theory and sex-change interventions among other things generated headlines and controversy this week. But are these modern practices compatible with western notions of human dignity, asks JASON OSBORNE?
Pro-life commentator Matt Moran had an interesting letter in the Irish Catholic on a counter Synod that took place at the same time of the Synod on Synodality in Rome last month.
A tweet from Tesla founder, Elon Musk, provoked a huge response on X in the past week when he posited a theory as to why some women - and men - support legalised abortion.
Britney Spears opens up about her past experience with abortion after she discovered she was pregnant during her relationship with Justin Timberlake when she was 18 years old.
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