Abortion

UN resolution supported by Clinton administration

The American State Department is aggressively working with the United Nations towards a goal of zero population growth and greater access to abortion in developing countries. The State Department, with President Clinton’s blessing, has endorsed a draft document which pushed contraception, sterilization and abortion as means of achieving their goal.  The U.S. and the UN will use the September International Conference on [...]

2010-02-16T11:32:55-05:00May 16, 1994|Abortion, Politics|

A day of mourning

May 13 and 14 have been set aside as days of mourning as thousands of Ontarians come together in sorrow marking 25 years of abortion in Canada. The days will concentrate on the educational as well as the spiritual, and will include prayer vigils, fasting, posters and signs in and outside of churches and the erection of crosses to mark the dead. [...]

2010-02-16T11:32:18-05:00May 16, 1994|Abortion|

Abortion crippling black communities

Lost among the problems of drug use and violence, abortion claims the lives of a thousand black children a day . Black politicians, community leaders and people from the entertainment industry met last year for an anti-violence summit meeting in Washington D.C. They were there to discuss the growing violence and despair in their community and search for ways to rediscover the [...]

2010-09-07T08:24:11-04:00April 28, 1994|Abortion, Society & Culture|

BREAST CANCER AND ABORTION: THE DEADLY LINK

It’s taken a while but the story linking abortion and breast cancer is finally starting to get out. As breast cancer rates soar – one in nine women will get it in her lifetime – study after study confirms the link. But because of the nature of the issue involved, the effect abortion has on breast cancer is very seldom discussed publicly. [...]

You were asking?

As you are going to be in England and Portugal this winter, why not comment on what is happening in the pro-life area there? Toronto: CLC members. My Portuguese is not even basic, but so much is happening in Britain that it is hard to choose. Here are three stories. “Wrong Sex” Abortion On March 2, 1994, an inquest was opened in [...]

2010-09-07T09:17:15-04:00April 28, 1994|Abortion, Bioethics, Euthanasia, Issues|

Mother Teresa stuns Clinton

On Feb. 3, 1994 Mother Teresa spoke at the National Prayer Breakfast in Washington, D.C.  Before an audience of 3,000, which included President Bill Clinton and Vice-President Al Gore, Mother Teresa called for an end to abortion, “the greatest destroyer of peace today.”  A disconcerted Clinton did not take part in the standing ovation which followed the speech.  Observers called it the [...]

2010-02-16T11:26:30-05:00April 16, 1994|Abortion|

Missed opportunities Hurried past counselors, woman forced into abortion

Lawyers representing pro-lifers against the Ontario government tried to introduce dramatic testimony from a young woman who says counseling outside abortion clinics should be encouraged rather than banned. But the judge hearing the case, Justice George Adams, refused to allow the woman’s evidence because he said it came too late in the court case whch wrapped up at the end of January. [...]

2010-01-27T12:51:09-05:00March 27, 1994|Abortion|

Parents sue over botched abortion

The Rivard family knows first hand that abortion isn’t the easy safe procedure it’s supposed to be.  They still mourn for their daughter who died tragically as a result of complications arising from an abortion last year. Through an interpreter, Karine Rivard’s father, Jean-Claude, says he is seeking justice from the Sherbrooke hospital where his 18-year-old daughter died July 25, 1992. They [...]

2010-01-27T12:41:02-05:00March 27, 1994|Abortion|

Ottawa franchise nets Morgentaler $1 million

The New Democratic parties of B.C. and Ontario have both decided to expand the abortion facilities in their own provinces.  This continues the recent trend in both provinces to promote abortion services at the expense of legitimate and crucial health care needs. The Comprehensive Abortion and Reproductive Education (CARE) centre in Vancouver will perform abortions in place of the Shaughnessy Hospital, which [...]

2010-01-27T12:40:38-05:00March 27, 1994|Abortion|

You were asking?

They say that testing will be able to foretell a person’s future pattern of illness.  Maybe there are benefits, but what are the dangers to society?  M.Y., Toronto I can foresee books written in answer to this question.  In brief, I suppose, it will depend on who gets the information. Some genetic disorders are more prevalent in identifiable populations, ethnic groups from [...]

2010-09-03T08:50:28-04:00February 27, 1994|Abortion, Issues, Society & Culture|

Too many questions, very few answers

Lawyers defending the 18 pro-lifers against the persecution of the Ontario Attorney General have mounted a spirited defence of the rights or their clients – and all Ontarians – to the very basics of free speech and assembly.  Now it’s up to the judge to decide whether to grant the government its extraordinary request for an injunction banning pro-life activity at 23 [...]

2010-09-03T09:35:54-04:00February 27, 1994|Abortion, Activism, Editorials|

Wishful thinking: Why isn’t Morgentaler in jail today?

I often ask why Henry Morgentaler isn’t in jail today for the murder of thousands of unborn babies. He had been convicted of performing illegal abortions and jailed for the same offences in Quebec, why not Ontario? Eighteen Ontario pro-lifers would not be on trial today if justice had been served and Morgentaler had been convicted. I feel that our problems would [...]

2010-09-03T12:37:25-04:00February 18, 1994|Abortion, Abortion Law|

Fines come at most inopportune time

Seven pro-life families from B.C. have been slapped with liens against their homes as the result of a court case three years ago. The action, which came just in time for Christmas, resulted from a decision made by the B.C. Court of Appeal in 1990. Protesters at an abortion clinic had been trying to get their sentences over-turned but were rejected by [...]

2009-07-28T11:47:50-04:00January 28, 1994|Abortion|

Injunction showdown begins

Lawyers are calling it the most important civil rights case of the decade. The Ontario Attorney General is trying to persuade the courts to grant a blanket injunction banning pro-life activity in front of 23 locations across the province this month. As well as the injunction, Attorney General Marion Boyd has also singled out 18 pro-lifers from across the province and launched a [...]

2010-08-30T08:42:38-04:00January 28, 1994|Abortion, Society & Culture|

Commission plays word games badly

What exactly are human embryos? The Royal Commission on New Reproductive Technologies was forced to consider this question for a very basic reason: part of its mandate was to decide what to do about embryo research. There has been a decided push in the last several years to encourage public acceptance of experimentation on human embryos. Ever since In Vitro Fertilization (IVF) [...]

2010-08-31T10:11:00-04:00January 27, 1994|Abortion, Bioethics, Pro-Life, Society & Culture|
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