Abortion

Florida voters okay parental notification amendment

Voters in Florida passed a constitutional amendment permitting the state legislature to approve a bill that would require abortion facility staff to notify parents of teenage girls considering abortion. The amendment won 65 per cent to 35. Twice the Supreme Court of Florida over-rode parental involvement laws claiming it violated the state constitution's privacy guarantees. While the amendment does not bring a [...]

2010-08-10T09:18:46-04:00December 10, 2004|Abortion, Abortion Law|

One-child policy opponent tortured in Chinese labour camp

LifeSite News A Chinese woman imprisoned for activism against China's restrictive one-child rule is a victim of inhuman torture in prison, according to a civil rights organization. According to the New York-based Human Rights in China (HRIC) report, Mao Hengfeng was fired from her job at a Shanghai soap factory in 1988, after becoming pregnant with her second child, in contravention of [...]

2010-08-10T07:57:17-04:00November 10, 2004|Abortion, Society & Culture|

Abortion scandal in England

Interim Staff The Telegraph newspaper has found that a publicly funded "charity" - and the United Kingdom's largest committer of abortions - the British Pregnancy Advisory Service, has been facilitating hundreds of illegal abortions on healthy preborns over six months' age without medical justification. The newspaper described the racket as "a horrific underground industry" that trafficked with a Spanish abortuary. An undercover [...]

2010-08-10T07:53:28-04:00November 10, 2004|Abortion|

Waterloo students told abortion is genocide

The University of Waterloo Students For Life campus club brought Stephanie Gray to its campus for a talk entitled, "Echoes of the Holocaust: Abortion and the Genocide Awareness Project." The event was based on a comparison between abortion and historical atrocities such as the Holocaust. Gray made it clear that abortion is genocide. The definition of genocide she works with is found [...]

2010-08-10T07:45:46-04:00November 10, 2004|Abortion, Activism|

Economics dictate abortion will lead to euthanasia

Pro-life leader warns that the burden of pensions and healthcare costs will mean more people must die. In his book Don't Trust Anyone Over 30: A History of the Baby Boom, Howard Smead called the boomers "the most egocentric generation in the history of mankind." From hippies to yuppies, from war protesters to corporate lobbyists, the sheer number of baby boomers - [...]

2010-08-09T14:55:11-04:00November 9, 2004|Abortion, Euthanasia, Society & Culture|

Ontario taxpayers foot huge tab for late U.S. abortions

On the heels of the news that Canadian women are being shipped to the United States for pricey late-term abortions - because no Canadian doctors will commit the grisly procedures - come some hard numbers that illustrate the extent of the phenomenon. A spokesperson for the Ontario Ministry of Health readily admitted that, at a time when his province's health system is [...]

2010-08-09T14:50:08-04:00November 9, 2004|Abortion|

Men and abortion: the forgotten victims

As the chaplain of Teen Challenge of Central Canada and executive director of the Lighthouse Mission in Calgary Alta., 45-year-old Pentecostal Assemblies of Canada minister Rev. Scott Miller found that many of the men he counsels were, what could be called, the "forgotten victims of abortion." Miller even decided to make this issue the subject of his dissertation, "Bringing Post-Abortive Men to [...]

2010-08-09T12:27:48-04:00October 9, 2004|Abortion, Post-abortion and Health Care|

McCorvey case dismissed

Interim Staff The Fifth Circuit Court of Appeals dismissed a motion by Norma McCorvey, known to legal history as "Roe" of Roe v. Wade infamy, to overturn the landmark 1973 decision that legalized abortion in America. More than 5,000 pages of evidence including affidavits from more than 1,000 women damaged by abortion were submitted by McCorvey who said that Roe should be [...]

2010-08-09T12:13:31-04:00October 9, 2004|Abortion, Abortion Law|

Provinces funding late abortions in U.S.

Procedures deemed 'unspeakable butchery' by feminist columnist The news that provinces including Quebec, British Columbia and Ontario have been sending pregnant women to the U.S. for late-term abortions - at a cost of around $5,000 (US) each - has been met with incredulity in not just the pro-life community, but society at large as well. Numerous, large-scale media outlets, including the CBC [...]

2010-08-09T10:56:47-04:00October 9, 2004|Abortion|

Bush, Kerry provide stark choice on abortion

On Nov. 2, Americans will go to the polls to elect a president, 435 representatives and one-third of the Senate, not to mention thousands of state and local level politicians. With fewer than 30 Congressional races considered close and only a dozen Senate races being seriously contested, most of the attention is on the presidential race. This is especially true for pro-life [...]

2010-08-09T10:19:30-04:00October 9, 2004|Abortion, Abortion Law, Politics|

The federal election: what really happened?

Joseph Goebbels famously said that if you repeat a lie often enough, people will begin to believe it. When it comes to the media narrative of the 2004 federal election, it has been repeated so often that despite obvious errors of fact and interpretation, it has become a truism that social conservatives cost the Conservative party its chance to form the government. [...]

2010-08-09T09:42:37-04:00October 9, 2004|Abortion, Editorials, Human rights, Issues, Marriage and Family, Politics|

The lady with a Dutch accent

When Joanne Dieleman answered the phone at Aid to Women one hot summer day two years ago, a woman asked to speak to "the lady with the Dutch accent." A weary Joanne replied, "That's me." Then, intuitively, the woman said, "Well, maybe you're having a bad day. I want to show you something to make you feel better." In town from Regina [...]

2010-08-09T09:04:16-04:00September 9, 2004|Abortion, Activism, Motherhood|

Abortion issue on popular TV show

Controversy surrounded a decision by Viacom-owned cable channel N when it refused to air two episodes of Degrassi: The Next Generation because of its plot about teen preganancy and abortion. The two-part show entitled Accidents Will Happen, revolved around Manny, a 14-year-old character played by Cassie Steele, as she finds out that she is preganant and is faced with the options of [...]

2010-08-09T09:00:10-04:00September 9, 2004|Abortion, Television Shows|

Showing the truth in Toronto

Show the Truth went to "the hearts of darkness" when a recent tour took it to the major abortuaries of Toronto. The August 9-13 engagement visited the Morgentaler, Scott and Cabbagetown abortuaries, as well as the lesser-known ones of Zarifi Markovic in north Toronto and Katherine Chu in Scarborough. As expected, the sight of large, graphic signs depicting aborted preborn humans did [...]

2010-08-09T08:54:29-04:00September 9, 2004|Abortion, Activism, Pro-Life|

The human body parts trade – not just an urban legend

It is the stuff of horror movies and science-fiction novels: human body parts harvested, bought and sold on an open market. In recent years, this scenario has emerged from the depths of our nightmares to find its way into reality. Although many stories of organ thefts and "body stealing" have been debunked as urban legend, it is a problem that not only [...]

2010-08-09T08:51:59-04:00September 9, 2004|Abortion, Fetal Rights|
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