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Abortion, Canvass, Activism, Rally for Life, Roadshows

Pro-life group appalled at provision of abortion services in Cavan General Hospital

A pro-life group in Cavan have said that they are appalled that abortion services are now available at Cavan General Hospital. 

Euthanasia / Ass Suicide

Niamh Uí Bhriain opening address: Assisted Suicide Harms Us All

A Dhaoine Uaisle, fáilte is fiche roimh chuig an comhdháil tabhachtach, speisialta seo. Welcome to this important, significant conference where medical and legal experts – and the testimony of one brave family – will explain Why Assisted Suicide Harms Us All. 

Euthanasia / Ass Suicide

Trump administration freezes grant to Planned Parenthood as funds under review

The Trump administration has announced that grants of tens of millions going to Planned Parenthood will be frozen, whilst the funds going to the abortion provider undergoes a review.

Exclusion Zones

Council with financial challenges spends six-figure sum prosecuting peaceful pro-life prayer

A council in the UK has spent a six-figure sum (approximately £150,000) in an attempt to prosecute two pro-lifers who were silently praying and offering counsel within an exclusion zone, despite experiencing financial challenges that led to the council to consider ways of saving money, including switching of street lights and reducing the live monitoring of CCTV cameras.

Pro-life

Pope thanks pro-life org for promoting a culture of life and helping women pressured into abortions

As an Italian pro-life organisation celebrates its 50th anniversary, Pope Francis sent a message of support and thanks to the organisation in how it has promoted a culture of life with love, particularly noting the importance of helping women who feel pressured into an abortion.

Life, Videos / Adverts / Film

Live Action’s “Baby Olivia” video could be used in Idaho schools

Live Action's educational “Baby Olivia” video could be used in Idaho schools after lawmakers passed a bill in the senate that would require schools to provide students with education on the development and growth of an unborn child.

Euthanasia / Ass Suicide

Over 100 MPs indicate they would switch to reject UK assisted suicide bill after safeguard removed

Over 100 MPs who voted in favour of a UK assisted suicide bill last year, have indicated they will vote against it after a safeguard was removed from the bill after claims the safeguard was in place as a “ruse”.

Crisis Pregnancy / Help/ , Life

Mother “thankful” to doctors who helped her in high-risk pregnancy after others told her to abort

After the birth of her daughter, a mother had shared that she is “thankful” for the doctors who helped her throughout her high-risk pregnancy, after multiple doctors previously told her to have an abortion.

Doctors / Medics, Euthanasia / Ass Suicide

Non-physicians would be allowed to administer assisted suicide in new Oregon bill

A new bill in Oregon is looking at expanding its current assisted suicide law to allow for non-physicians, including physician assistants and nurse practitioners, to prescribe “medications” in order to aid someone to commit suicide.  

Exclusion Zones

Scotland buffer zone slammed after grandmother becomes first person arrested

Scotland’s buffer zone law has been slammed as “intolerant” and “intimidating” after a 74-year-old grandmother became the first person arrested and charged in since the law came into effect.

Abortion, Doctors / Medics

Medical education videos launched to combat misinformation on US pro-life laws

A new series of videos have been launched by Obstetricians and Gynaecologists which aim to provide medical professionals and policy makers with education on pro-life laws and life-saving medical treatments for pregnant women, in response to misinformation being spread by pro-abortion groups who try to claim, against the facts, that pro-life laws endanger pregnant women. 

Biased assisted suicide committee in UK hears opposition to its legalisation

A committee in the UK set up to scrutinise the proposed assisted suicide bill has been criticised for its bias, after it consists of more MPs in favour of the bill than against. Despite this, the committee still heard a range of voices speaking out against the bill, including those from disability organisations.