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Polls show that voters are swinging to the pro-life position as a result of radical new laws Democrats have pushed through state legislatures allowing abortion up until birth.
The Life Institute has hit out at Canadian Prime Minister's after he called for Ireland to legalise abortion, saying that "Justin Trudeau should instead move to repeal Canada's disgusting and inhumane abortion laws which permit abortion until birth and fail to protect babies who have survived abortion."
David Daleiden, the investigator who rocked the international abortion industry with his videos exposing US abortion giant Planned Parenthood's grisly practise of selling baby parts, has won a major victory in a Californian court. Daleiden has been hailed as a hero by the global pro-life movement, and this latest vindication of his work to expose the horrors of the abortion industry was warmly welcomed.
The New York Times is not usually known for giving a hearing to a pro-life point of view so it was refreshing to see an insightful and intelligent article slamming the political view that says abortion is especially needed for poorer women. As the author writes: “It’s also patronizing, and patently dishonest. Of course unplanned pregnancy presents challenges. But it doesn’t have to lead to economic failure. Abortion is society’s easy way out — its way of avoiding grappling with the fundamental injustices driving women to abortion clinics.”
At the 4th session of the Citizens’ Assembly the reality of abortion was brought home to the 99 members of the assembly when Dr Anthony Levatino gave a riveting, heart-breaking testimony. Watch it, share it, and read it below. Make the truth behind the repeal slogan known.
LifeSiteNews reports on a short video which features the story of John Barros who has saved the lived of 1000 babies at an abortion mill. According to his doctors John Barros shouldn’t be alive. Between cancer that required four surgeries, two brain aneurisms that required two more surgeries, and an accident when someone ran into his back with a vehicle, leading to yet more surgeries, it’s a marvel that Barros is standing, let alone maintaining the grueling schedule that he does.
On Friday, the North Dakota House of Representatives has passed the first personhood amendment in the United States, 57-35. The amendment will now be referred to the people of North Dakota for a vote.
When 29-year old Jennifer McKenna Morbelli entered LeRoy Carhart's late abortion facility in Maryland last week she was 33-weeks pregnant. That's not an typing error: she was 33 weeks pregnant.
At the recent Oireachtas Committee hearings on abortion it was argued that legalising abortion on suicide grounds might lead to more widespread abortion.
At the recent Oireachtas Committee hearings on abortion it was argued that legalising abortion on suicide grounds might lead to more widespread abortion. It would be helpful then to look at the experience of California which permitted abortion for what were considered very narrow mental health exceptions before Roe v Wade.
A new Gallup poll shows a record-low number of Americans describe themselves as “pro-choice,” while half call themselves “pro-life.”
Following the shocking report launched in December of 2010, which revealed that 41% of all New York City pregnancies in 2009 ended in abortion and 60% of the abortions killed black unborn children, the Chiaroscuro Foundation released new information that gives even more depth to the 2010 findings. The Chiaroscuro Foundation asked the New York City Department of Health to provide the zip codes of mothers getting abortions in NYC. The zip code with the highest ratio is 10018, which is in the Chelsea-Clinton neighborhood of Manhattan, which aborted a ratio of 67%. The next highest rates were in two Jamaica, Queens zipcodes, Manhattan's Greenwich Village, and Central Harlem-Morningside Heights neighborhoods. The five zip codes with the lowest abortion ratios are on the Upper East Side, in Lower Manhattan, on the Upper West Side, and in Borough Park, Brooklyn. The lowest ratio, 6.12%, is in zip code, 10162.