PR: Witness at Amnesty Conference

Pro-life witness to tell Amnesty International Conference that 'Abortion is torture'

A pro-life witness will tell Amnesty International that “Abortion Is Torture” and that Amnesty’s campaign for abortion “is unconscionable and incompatible with a genuine human-rights stance”.   

The protest will take place at the Kingswood Hotel in City West, on Saturday, 8th August, where Amnesty’s International Council Meeting takes place this week.

Niamh Uí Bhriain of the Life Institute said Amnesty’s position was incompatible with a genuine human rights stance.  “You can’t claim to be a human rights protector and then campaign for the lives of innocent children can be brutally ended. The progressive answer to a crisis pregnancy is to provide support and to help both mother and baby. Abortion is a medieval solution, and has no place in a society where human rights are respected,” she said.   

She said that more than 140,000 people, to date, had signed a petition calling on Amnesty to stop pushing abortion on Ireland and other countries, and that Amnesty were losing credibility and damaging their mission because of their strident abortion stance.   

“Amnesty Ireland want abortion-on-demand made legal, and they want the constitutional rights of unborn babies to be completely stripped away. This makes no sense. As human rights abuses go, dismembering children must be one of the worst infringements possible. And as innocent victims go, unborn babies who can’t even raise their own eyes to defend themselves must be the most helpless victims imaginable,” she said.   

“Abortion is torture. Killing unborn children is wrong. This is Human Rights 101, and Amnesty are scoring an epic fail.”     

The pro-life spokeswoman slammed Amnesty for its failure to make any comment on the many abuses of abortion business, such as the scandal around the harvesting of foetal body parts engulfing the global abortion provider Planned Parenthood.    

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