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In an attempt to unequivocally support a woman’s “right to choose”, abortion activists will often ignore, or openly approve, abortion on disability grounds.
How modern “inclusivity” often neglects those who most need including: Neil Carmody
Sometimes the hard, cold reality of numbers can just stop you in your tracks. Amidst the abortion statistics released by the British Department of Health yesterday was one deeply shocking figure that related to Ireland and to the deadly discrimination now becoming as commonplace here as elsewhere.
For decades, the pro-life movement and abortion activists have battled for the hearts and minds of Americans, with little change
As everyone knows, people with disabilities are being wiped out by abortion.
Many thanks for your recent reply to my letter regarding the Westminster vote on forcing abortion on Northern Ireland.
On Friday, a British court made a profoundly shocking ruling which seeks to force a woman with an intellectual disability to undergo a late-term abortion against her wishes.
In January of this year the Institute of Obstetricians and Gynaecologists published a document called ‘Interim clinical guidance on pathway for management of fatal fetal anomalies and/or life-limiting conditions during pregnancy: Termination of Pregnancy.’
In April 2018, the Foetal Anti-Convulsant Syndrome (FACS) Forum, appeared before the Joint Oireachtas Committee on Health to discuss the risks associated with the Epilepsy and Bipolar treatment drug marked and licensed in Ireland as Epilim.
Remember how, in the run up to the referendum on May 25th, we were repeatedly told that we needed to “trust doctors” on abortion?
This week, the Irish Times eagerly covered a letter the Danish Ambassador to Ireland had written to the Oireachtas Committee on Abortion denying that Denmark wanted to eradicate people with Down Syndrome, despite the fact that 98% of babies with the condition are aborted there. He had been contacted by the pro-abortion TD, Louise O’Reilly of Sinn Féin, who seemed upset that comments were being made about Denmark’s horrific record, but not that bothered that practically every child in that country with Down Syndrome is being aborted.
The Oireachtas Committee on Abortion is in shambles, with two politicians, Mattie McGrath TD and Rónán Mullen, threatening to withdraw because of the extraordinary bias shown in calling 20 pro-abortion witnesses versus just 3 pro-life speakers. Mattie McGrath has described the whole thing as a farce and an “insult to democracy”. And so it is. The ignorant and arrogant attitude of members of the Committee to pro-life witnesses is downright embarrassing.
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