The Irish College of General Practitioners (ICGP) leadership admitted before the Oireachtas Health Committee that it did not consult its 4,900 members, including those involved in abortion provision, before supporting the removal of the three-day waiting period for abortion. The Pro Life Campaign highlighted that the ICGP also failed to consider testimonies from women who decided against abortion after the waiting period, and a poll showed 55.3% of the public supports retaining the three-day wait.
New statistics from the UK Department for Health and Social Care reveal a significant imbalance in the sex ratio at birth among those of Indian ethnicity, with 113 males born for every 100 females in third or later pregnancies, suggesting sex-selective abortion practices. Despite the illegality of sex-selective abortion under the Abortion Act 1967, cultural factors and the decriminalization of abortion have contributed to this disparity, prompting calls for government action to address the issue.
Pope Leo XIV recalled the Second Vatican Council's condemnation of abortion, euthanasia, and voluntary suicide as acts "against life itself" during his general audience in St. Peter's Square, emphasizing that Catholics should use this teaching to evaluate contemporary political projects.
A coalition of 160 organizations called the United Nations Committee on the Rights of the Child to formally condemn remunerated surrogacy as a sale of a child, referencing previous UN reports and special rapporteur findings that highlight surrogacy's exploitative nature and harm to children and women. The article also details ethical concerns and legal disputes arising from surrogacy cases, including a surrogate mother refusing to abort a child with a congenital defect and another surrogate carrying multiple children for a Chinese billionaire, emphasizing the complex issues surrounding surrogacy practices.
A woman who lost seven babies through missed miscarriages shared her experience of profound grief and the physical and emotional challenges she faced. She also works as a sidewalk counselor and hopes her story will help women understand the reality of abortion and choose life.
Alliance Defending Freedom is challenging the FDA's policy that allows abortion drugs like mifepristone to be mailed, arguing it undermines state laws that prohibit abortion and can lead to coercion, as in the case of Rosalie Markezich in Louisiana. Pro-life organizations, including Family Council, have filed legal briefs and are urging the federal government to reverse the FDA's mail-order abortion drug policy, citing health risks and the need for in-person medical oversight.
California lawmakers passed Assembly Bill 2540, which requires every community college with a student health center to stock and advertise the abortion pill, with the mandate expected to take effect by January 2029 if signed by Governor Newsom. Community college health centers, often staffed by a single nurse responsible for thousands of students, will either dispense the pill through telehealth or contracted external agencies, raising concerns about the capacity to manage the medical risks associated with chemical abortions.
MPs defeated the assisted suicide Bill, which brought relief to the author's daughter. The article also encourages readers to take various actions to oppose assisted suicide and extreme abortion amendments in the UK Parliament.
MPs have defeated the assisted suicide Bill due to a lack of consensus among the terminally ill. The campaign to oppose assisted suicide included multiple actions such as emailing MPs, sending letters, and meeting with them to vote NO on the Bill.
The defeat of the assisted suicide Bill has prompted an urgent appeal to build on this momentum and make the victory lasting by opposing future attempts to legalize assisted suicide. Supporters are encouraged to contact their MPs to vote against assisted suicide legislation, oppose bypassing the House of Lords, and focus on improving palliative and social care instead.
The House of Commons debated assisted suicide again this week, revisiting familiar arguments and participants. The article compares the debate unfavorably to a poorly received horror film sequel, suggesting the discussion lacked quality and novelty.
Members of Parliament defeated the assisted suicide Bill, as reported by the pro-life group advocating against assisted suicide and abortion up to birth for babies with disabilities. The organization encourages supporters to contact their MPs to oppose assisted suicide legislation and extreme abortion amendments, and to participate in various campaigns and petitions related to these issues.
In June 2025, Janet Daby, the Member of Parliament for Lewisham East, experienced nightmares related to death and dying after voting in favor of an assisted suicide bill alongside 313 other MPs. She began to question her decision and considered that the 291 MPs who opposed the bill might have been correct.
Members of Parliament defeated the assisted suicide Bill, which is considered a victory for vulnerable individuals and Parliament itself. The article encourages readers to support campaigns opposing assisted suicide and extreme abortion amendments, and to engage with their MPs on these life-related issues.
Members of Parliament defeated the assisted suicide Bill, which is described as a victory for human dignity. The article encourages readers to take action by contacting their MPs to oppose assisted suicide and extreme abortion amendments, and provides information on various related campaigns and voting records.
Members of Parliament defeated the assisted suicide Bill, which the editorial supports as the right decision. The editorial urges MPs to now focus on improving end-of-life care rather than pursuing assisted suicide legislation.
Reproductive Freedom for All (RFFA) is investing about $1 million into a direct voter contact campaign across three priority House districts in Arizona, Michigan, and Nevada ahead of the November midterm elections. The group aims to expand its outreach efforts in these key battleground districts.
Anna Russell and her husband chose embryo adoption over IVF after researching infertility and assisted reproductive technologies during seminary. They opposed IVF because it often involves creating multiple embryos, some of which are frozen or destroyed, which they believe is ethically wrong since human life begins at fertilization.
CBS News conducted a year-long investigation into the surrogacy industry, revealing widespread abuses including the exploitation of vulnerable women such as undocumented immigrants and single mothers, lack of transparency about intended parents, and surrogacy farming where multiple surrogates are contracted simultaneously without their knowledge. California was identified as a central hub for surrogacy due to favorable laws and geographic location, but the industry remains largely under-regulated, allowing practices like multiple surrogates for one intended parent to occur without legal oversight.
Judie Brown critiques modern society's moral relativism and apathy, highlighting confusion around human dignity and ethical issues such as abortion, euthanasia, and gender identity, while contrasting this with Archbishop Ettore Balestrero's affirmation of inherent human dignity regardless of abilities or consciousness. She references the Lindsay Clancy case to illustrate the moral inversion in public compassion and warns that abandoning God and moral law leads to societal tragedy and loss of justice for vulnerable individuals, including children and the dying.
The Senate on Tuesday confirmed Ohio appeals court Judge Matthew R. Byrne, who has a career of pro-life work, to a lifetime seat on the U.S. District Court for the Southern District of Ohio. The vote was 52-45. President Donald Trump nominated Byrne on the recommendation of Ohio’s two Republican senators and Vice President JD […] The post Senate Confirms Pro-Life State Judge for Federal Judgeship appeared first on LifeNews.com .
The two cases share an unusual feature: both countries have Catholic majorities and constitutional arrangements in which the Church or a Catholic head of state retains an institutional role. Yet they illustrate two very different ways in which questions of abortion, political authority and conscience can collide. The post Andorra and Liechtenstein: two European microstates facing the same problem—abortion while remaining Catholic appeared first on ZENIT - English .
Since Roe fell, abortion advocates have hunted for new ways to keep training abortionists. One of them just found a home inside a public university's family medicine department. Michigan is now paying...
Senator Cindy Hyde-Smith (R-Miss.), chair of the Senate Pro-Life Caucus, and other pro-life lawmakers today called on the Trump administration to reissue a rule to ensure taxpayers know whether their Affordable Care Act (ACA) health insurance plans provide coverage for abortion services. The request was prompted by a new Government Accountability Office (GAO) report published […] The post Pro-Life Senator Calls on Trump to Stop Abortion Funding in Obamacare appeared first on LifeNews.com .
An OH doctor who forced his girlfriend to take the abortion pill against her will has received a sentence of just six months in jail, plus two years probation.
The United Kingdom’s House of Commons has sent a clear signal about the dangers of assisted suicide laws. By voting down Lauren Edwards’ proposed legislation […] The post Why the UK’s rejection of assisted suicide matters for New Zealand appeared first on Family First NZ .
A bill requiring community college campuses in CA to offer the abortion pill has passed the state's legislature and is now at the desk of Governor Gavin Newsom.
Abortion-pill advocates often cite studies claiming medication abortion is highly effective and serious complications are extremely rare. However, a widely cited study from the University of California, San Francisco (UCSF) has been scrutinized for raising serious questions about the validity of those conclusions.
The 50th anniversary of the life-saving Hyde Amendment is about as good an illustration of the adage that “one man’s meat is another man’s poison” as you’ll ever get. Pro-abortionists loathe this rider to the annual Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) appropriations bill and have spent five decades doing their level best to […] The post Hyde Amendment Will Celebrate 50th Anniversary of Stopping Tax-Funded Abortions appeared first on LifeNews.com .
