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Abortion: Europe, Life, Hungary

Hungary: Women now to hear to unborn baby’s heartbeat when asking for abortion

Women in Hungary considering having an abortion will now be required to listen to the heartbeat of their unborn baby under a decree which came into force today.

Abortion: Europe, Life, Down Syndrome

Abortions in Poland drop 90% after disability abortions outlawed

There has been a 90% fall in the number of legal abortions recorded in Poland following a landmark legal ruling last year which outlawed abortion for disability.

Abortion, Abortion: Europe, Doctors / Medics, Life, Life Canvass, Activism, Rally/March for Life, Roadshows

Thousands rally to support pro-life doctors, oppose abortion in Croatia

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.

Abortion: Europe, Legal, Life

Germany has ruled that pro-life prayer vigils are lawful: we should too

Abortion supporters use terms like "safe exclusion zones” to ban and criminalise pro-life people from peacefully gathering outside of hospitals and abortion centres to pray and offer support to vulnerable women. 

Abortion: Europe

Macron wants abortion added to European Charter of Human Rights

French President Emmanuel Macron was met with boos and cheers from other European leaders in Strasbourg after calling for abortion to be added to the European Charter of Human Rights.

Abortion: Europe

Pro-life Maltese MEP is first woman to lead European Parliament in 20 years

Maltese MEP Roberta Metsola from the Group of the European People’s Party has become the youngest ever president of the European Parliament. She is the first woman in 20 years to lead the assembly. 

Abortion: Europe, Family, Life

Thousands gather for March for Life and the Family in Poland

Thousands of people in Poland gathered together last week in the country's capital for their annual March for Life and the Family. This is the first March for Life to take place in the country, after Poland introduced a new law that banned eugenic abortions.

Abortion: Europe

EU votes in favour of extreme pro-abortion report

The European Parliament has voted in favour of an extreme pro-abortion report, known as the Matic report, that calls for abortion to be declared a “human right” across all EU states.

Abortion: Europe

President of Malta would rather resign than support abortion bill

The president of Malta, George Vella, has recently reaffirmed his pro-life position, stating that he would rather resign than sign a bill that favours abortion. “I will never sign a bill that involves the authorisation of murder,” he said on NETnews, according to the Times of Malta.

Abortion: Europe, Crisis Pregnancy / Help/ Adoption, Life

Abortion survivor says he has now helped to save 43,000 babies 

In Hungary in 1952, abortion remained illegal. That in itself would be the first factor in saving the life of  Dr. Imre Teglasy. At the time of his conception, his mother and father were facing difficulty, after communism took over the country. 

Abortion: Europe

Dutch abortion scandal ignored by mainstream media

In the wake of the scandals that rocked US Abortion giant Planned Parenthood and the closure on medical grounds of UK's Marie Stopes Clinics, Dutch abortion clinics are embroiled in a massive embezzlement fraud that has forced the closure of 40% of Dutch abortuaries. In September the small Christian daily paper, Nederlands Dagblad, revealed that CASA, running almost half the Dutch clinics, had fraudulently charged the taxpayer for the services of a second doctor at abortions. Abortion in the Netherlands is paid for by the taxpayer.  This was followed by anti corruption Group Follow The Money discovering that CASA had charged the government for non existent clients. 

Abortion / Disability, Abortion: Europe

Poland to assist families where preborn baby diagnosed with severe disability

The Polish Parliament recently approved a bill which will provide financial assistance to women whose babies are prenatally diagnosed with severe disabilities and who decide to continue with their pregnancies and give their babies a chance at life.   The new policy will offer the equivalent of 900 euro a month to families to help contribute to the cost of caring for a child who may have special needs.  Polish politicians are hoping that this will encourage families who are given tragic prenatal diagnoses choose life and provide for their children.

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