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Abortion: Asia/Oceania

Australian midwife testifies about babies left to die following abortions

An Australian midwife has testified before a parliamentary inquiry that babies are being born alive after abortions who struggle to live for up to five hours as they are left to die.

Abortion: Asia/Oceania

The demographic doom coming Ireland’s way?

Taiwan is currently enduring a wave of school closures brought on by their crippling low birth rate. Is that in store for Ireland?

Abortion: Asia/Oceania

Peru Congress passes law to protect the rights of the unborn

On the 9th of November a bill was approved by the Peruvian congress that recognises that a human life begins at conception.

Abortion: Asia/Oceania

Abortion on demand is not the answer New Zealand needs

Over the past couple of weeks the New Zealand media has been in a frenzy over a statement by Prime Minister Bill English, and the release of survey results on the population’s attitude to abortion law. An array of different news media are pushing for abortion law to be decriminalised shortly after newly appointed Prime Minister Bill English responded to pro-abortion advocates by stating he believed current abortion law regulating abortion was working just fine and did not need an overhaul. Amidst the media backlash that ensued, New Zealand’s oldest and fiercest abortion enthusiasts, the Abortion Law Reform Association (ALRANZ) released results of the poll they’d paid to have done on Kiwi’s attitude to abortion legality.

Abortion: Asia/Oceania, Crisis Pregnancy, Support, Adoption

ABORTION SURVIVOR WOWS CROWD WITH SPEECH ON FORGIVENESS AND THE VALUE OF EVERY HUMAN LIFE

An 18-year old abortion survivor brought a packed Convention for Life in Dublin to its feet with a moving and inspiring testimony on forgiveness and the value of every human life. Josiah Presley, originally from South Korea but now living in Oklahoma, said that when he first found out that his mother had wanted to abort him he was devastated and felt deep hurt and anger towards his birth parents. However, he said, the power of God’s love meant he realised that he was “important to God and that every child was important to God” and this led him to forgive his parents whom he said he would like to meet some day.

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