Unconscionable that Government is making telemedicine abortion permanent after HSE admits that it increases chances of women being coerced into abortions

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At the Pro Life Campaign’s National Conference in Dublin on Saturday, the group strongly criticised government plans to make ‘at home’ telemedicine abortion a permanent fixture. The Government sanctioned the practice following the Covid outbreak but gave strong assurances at the time that the practice would end along with other Covid restrictions being lifted. However,…

SYMPOSIUM “Analyzing euthanasia and assisted suicide worldwide”

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European Parliament, Brussels november 16th from 9h20 to 16h30 Our countries face increasing pressure to legalize euthanasia or to include new groups in current euthanasia laws. Doctors are increasingly faced with requests from patients to end their lives through euthanasia. Ending the suffering does not imply a right to require a care professional to end…

The main clinics dedicated to performing abortions in Madrid have invoiced 7.3 million euros during 2020, the first year of the coronavirus pandemic

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Today El Debate publishes a research report in which it reveals the finances of the seven abortion centers most profitable in the capital of Spain.  In the same way, this newspaper publishes the names of the businessmen behind this millionaire business. Since 2016, the year in which 93,131 abortions were registered in Spain, until today, the…

Abortion will not become a constitutional right in France. The French Senate rejected a motion to that end.

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After heated discussions, 172 Senators voted against it, while 139 supported the motion. Most opponents of the proposal belong to the right-wing of the political spectrum, while the left was mainly in favour of including abortion in the Constitution, Valeurs Actuelles reports. The text of the draft would add two sentences to the Constitution, La Croix reports. “No one…

The World Medical Association remains firmly opposed to euthanasia and physician-assisted suicide

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The World Medical Association reiterates its rejection of euthanasia and remains firmly opposed to euthanasia and physician-assisted suicide, as stipulated in the World Medical Association (WMA) Statement on Euthanasia and Physician-Assisted Suicide. Ethically appropriate end-of-life care should routinely promote patient autonomy and shared decision-making, and be respectful of the values of the patient, his or…

Abortion international company Planned Parenthood is sued in court for using the abortion pill to induce a “fully formed” 30-week-old baby

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A lawsuit filed against Planned Parenthood accuses the organization of miscalculating a woman’s pregnancy so egregiously that she painfully delivered a “fully formed” 30 to 36-week baby boy into a toilet. The suit alleges that the abortionist calculated her pregnancy at just six (6) weeks, then prescribed her abortion pills. The named “defendants” are Planned Parenthood abortionist…

Irish Pro Life Campaign denounces a new bill that seeks to ban peaceful pro-life vigils in the vicinity of abortion facilities

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The Irish Pro Life Campaign (PLC) made a submission to the Joint Oireachtas Committee on Health in relation to the Bill that the Committee is considering on exclusion zones outside abortion facilities. The bill seeks to prohibit peaceful pro-life vigils in the vicinity of abortion facilities, establishing an exclusion zone of 100 metres in radius…