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NIAMH UÍ BHRIAIN: Jack Chambers - who now says he has changed his mind on abortion - is chasing this elusive thing called the pro-choice voter. He is as deluded as he is unprincipled.
A memorial for unborn children whose lives have been ended by abortion has heard that these lives should be remembered.
Oklahoma Governor Kevin Stitt has signed a Bill into law that protects life from conception, in what has been described as the strongest piece of pro-life legislation in the US.
Thousands have rallied in Croatia at a series of pro-life marches to oppose abortion and support the right to doctors to refuse to perform abortions as a matter of conscience.
NIAMH UÍ BHRIAIN: "But it is interesting, all the same, to see the 'pro-choice' movement fight so hard to deny voters any choice in whether they want abortion to remain legal."
"The extent to which Irish left liberalism is an adjunct – both ideologically and indeed to a large degree financially – of the Anglo liberal sphere is sharply illustrated by the reaction to the leaked United States Supreme Court judgement on the 1973 Roe v Wade decision that legalised abortion on demand" MATT TREACY writes...
BREAKING: The Supreme Court of the United States has voted to overturn the 1973 Roe v. Wade decision which legalized abortion on demand, according to a leaked draft majority opinion written by Justice Samuel Alito.
“So are the SDLP and Sinn Féin feeling heat because of the abortion issue? At my door, the SDLP canvasser produced a special leaflet from his folder when I raised the issue.”
Hundreds of thousands of pro-lifers gathered across Colombia last month to march for life, to protest a recent decision by the country's Constitutional Court to decriminalise abortion until the sixth month of pregnancy.
The Irish Independent has amended a recent article, written by journalist Ellen Coyne, after Gript revealed that quotes attributed to a Ms Antoinette Fitzgibbon did not accurately reflect the conversation Ms Fitzgibbon had with Coyne. Fitzgibbon told Gript that she felt Coyne had taken what she had said and “twisted and manipulated it, to make it appear to be something else.
A woman quoted in the Irish Independent by journalist Ellen Coyne claims that Coyne “twisted and manipulated” her words, Gript can reveal. A recording of the woman’s call with Coyne appears to call into question the Independent’s reporting, which appeared in an article published in the Irish Independent on Friday.
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