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A review of abortion pills by mail has been promised for two years after the Biden administration's FDA ended the in-person dispensing requirement.
Read →Records reveal serious complications and emergency transfers after abortions at the Kensington Clinic – but pro-life protesters are banned from warning women about the dangers.
Read →Campaign Life Coalition calls on Parliament to split Bill C-41 and reject its provisions permitting euthanasia of persons who cannot consent at the time of death.
Read →Encountering so many daily threats to the sanctity of life, even from elected leaders, it's crucial not to lose hope, not to be overwhelmed by anxiety, and to never give up living by faith.
Read →A biological phenomenon called microchimerism happens when cells pass between mother and child through the placenta during pregnancy -- and some of the child's cells can remain in the mother's body for decades.
Read →Campaign Life Coalition encourages OneBC to go the full distance and promise to defund all medically unnecessary, elective abortions.
Read →She did not threaten anyone. She did not obstruct an entrance.
Read →The contest, open through Nov. 7, invites students to reflect on some of the most important questions surrounding human life and dignity today.
Read →Draconian COVID restrictions may have forced the public to question whether the government and the healthcare system can really be trusted with powers of life and death.
Read →An abortion giant's WhatsApp chatbot tells African women and girls the pills are 'safe.' They aren't.
Read →The South Korean government announced plans to permit the use of abortion pills for women up to nine weeks pregnant by early 2027, with prescriptions and dispensing handled by physicians for the first two years. Christian groups in South Korea, including the Catholic Bishops’ Conference and the United Christian Churches, have strongly condemned this decision, emphasizing the abortion pill's lethal effect on unborn children and calling for social support systems for women in crisis pregnancies instead.
Read →Emma Bonino, a former illegal abortionist and prominent left-wing activist in Italy, died at the age of 78 and was known for her advocacy of abortion rights, euthanasia, and radical individualism. She had an unusually close personal relationship with Pope Francis, who praised her work on immigration and visited her privately after a serious illness in 2024.
Read →The Lindsay Clancy case, involving a mother who strangled her three small children, has highlighted arguments similar to those used by abortion activists and sparked debate about infanticide laws in Canada. Canadian law treats infanticide as a lesser crime than murder when a mother kills an infant under one year old due to mental disturbance related to childbirth, and experts have suggested expanding this leniency to older children, raising concerns about the implications for the value of children's lives.
Read →'Expressing a view on abortion in a reasonable manner is not something that should allow people of faith to be victimized,' said SPUC's Michael Robinson.
Read →Steinem was predeceased by the more than 60 million unborn children whose sacrifice she believed to be essential for a free and feminist society.
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