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“They don't want abortion” Chile votes against bill to decriminalise first trimester abortions

A bill that would have decriminalised abortion during the first trimester in Chile had been defeated after the Chilean Lower House voted against it.

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Pro-life treasurer selected as new premier of New South Wales, Australia

Treasurer for the Australian state of New South Wales, Australia, Dominic Perrottet, has now been selected as the new Premier for the region. Perrottet has been known for his pro-life views and his opposition to a recent abortion law in 2019.

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“Abortion blow-out”: rates in Queensland increase by 58% since 2018

The Termination of Pregnancy Act was introduced in Queensland, Australia by the Labour Government in 2018, allowing for abortion to be provided on demand until 22 weeks, and with doctors approval until birth. Yet, despite claims that abortion rates had not gone up in Queensland since the legalisation of abortion, the number of abortions taking place have in fact increased by 58%.

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With the world worrying about the Coronavirus, New Zealand makes abortion legal on demand

Recent polls in New Zealand have revealed that only about 2% of women in the country support abortion on demand up until birth. Furthermore, approximately 93% do not support sex-selective abortion.

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Young activists behind major pro-life victory in Australia

In Australia a major victory has been scored against radical abortion bill and the New South Wales Parliament has been rocked by one of the biggest petitions ever presented to it. There were gasps in the parliament chamber as Greg Donnelly MLC had staff members carry in the document boxes containing the almost 60,000 signatures while he was tabling the pro-life petition in the The Legislative Council (upper house) of the New South Wales Parliament.

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NEW study on maternal mortality estimates shows education level a key consideration

A new study published in the Journal of Public Health has shown that estimates of maternal deaths should be more focused on one particular variable - women's education level.

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Her body, Our babies - and the reality of 'pregnancy reduction'

The RTÉ documentary 'Her body, Our babies' made for deeply uncomfortable viewing on several levels. The Indian 'surrogates' featured in the programme are women who live in poverty and who are paid a fraction of the substantial sums paid to clinics for their services to Western couples.

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Pro-life witnesses at London and Washington Embassies

Pro-life activists are today staging witnesses outside Irish embassies in London and Washington DC in support of the Irish people who are under threat of abortion legislation being undemocratically foisted on them.

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Pope Francis talks of Herod and of protecting Life

The election of Pope Francis has been warmly welcomed by pro-life leaders across the world, who point to his strong defence of the right to life of every human being throughout his time as Archbishop and Cardinal of the Church.

Abortion / Mental Health, Abortion: World

You MUST watch this: Amazing new video demolishes the case for abortion on suicide grounds

Want to see proof that abortion is not a treatment for suicide?

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Save every child from abortion: because no one should be forgotten

In America, where abortion has been raging on for years, there has become varying "degrees" of pro-life belief, especially within the political arena. This was made evident by Mitt Romney, who claimed to be pro-life but believes abortion is acceptable in cases such as rape or incest. Save the 1 is a new pro-life organization focusing on these forgotten unborn children who were conceived in rape and the women who are effected by this situation.

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Top Indian expert says abortion would not have saved Savita's life

From Hindu Times: The president-elect of the Federation of Obstetric and Gynaecological Societies of India (FOGSI), Gynaecologist Hema Divakar, has commented on the actions of the physicians in Galway who treated Savita Halappanavaar. She said that had they aborted the child, as has been suggested in the outcry since her tragic death, it may have been equally dangerous to her.

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