ProLifeBlogs: “This is nothing less than a crime against humanity. Every innocent life deserves to be protected, and no woman deserves this type of barbaric, dehumanizing treatment,” said ADF Director of Global Activities Benjamin Bull. “ADF calls upon our leaders in Washington to thoroughly condemn China’s practice of forced abortion and demand that it stop immediately. This is one event, but it is undoubtedly only one example of many more such forced abortions that occur in China.”
- Posted: 06/18/2012
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- Category: ADF in the News
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- Source: www.prolifeblogs.com
- Tags: ADF: Benjamin Bull, ADF: Media Clips, Alliance Defense Fund, Category: Global, Country: China, Global: Sanctity of Life, Topic: Communism
Daily Mail: Doctors must end their opposition to assisted dying for terminally ill people and move to a position of neutrality, says the British Medical Journal. A major bid to shift the stance of the medical establishment is signalled today by the influential publication, which calls for a change in the law. The journal, published by a subsidiary of the British Medical Association (BMA), says legalisation of assisted dying is a decision for society, not doctors, so royal medical colleges and the BMA should become neutral on the issue.
Assisted dying
BMJ 2012; 344 doi: 10.1136/bmj.e4075 (Published 14 June 2012)
Cite this as: BMJ 2012;344:e4075
- Posted: 06/14/2012
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- Category: Global: Sanctity of Life
- Tags: Category: Global, Country: United Kingdom, Global: Sanctity of Life, Topic: Euthanasia, Topic: Socialism
LifeNews: The officials asked for RMB 40,000 in fines from Feng Jianmei’s family and, when they did not receive the money, they forcibly aborted Feng at seven months, laying the body of her aborted baby next to her in the bed (seen in picture, right).
- Posted: 06/12/2012
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- Category: Featured
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- Source: www.lifenews.com
- Tags: Category: Featured, Country: China, Global: Sanctity of Life, Topic: Abortion, Topic: Communism, Topic: Eugenics
Turtle Bay and Beyond: While EU governments are currently discussing “Horizon 2020″, the 8th multiannual framework programme for research, several countries have announced that they were not going to support the EU funding of research projects on embryonic stem cells, which is ethically controversial because such cells are obtained from embryos that have been aborted or created in vitro. The move was led by the Austrian government, which was joined by Malta, Lithuania, Slovakia, Poland, Ireland and Slovenia.
- Posted: 06/06/2012
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- Category: Global: Sanctity of Life
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- Source: www.turtlebayandbeyond.org
- Tags: Country: European Union, Global: Sanctity of Life, Topic: Embryonic Stem Cell Research
Tim Ferguson at Forbes: That’s because Chen in rural Shandong province was fighting, among other things, application of China’s one-child policy that has included pressure or worse to end pregnancies. In the hubbub of Chen’s escape from Shandong and eventual flight to New York, Bob Fu, a Texas activist for Christian causes in China, was seen playing an active role. But in the secular world in which Chen is now ensconced, this part of his struggle now draws little conversation.
- Posted: 05/31/2012
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- Category: Global: Sanctity of Life
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- Source: www.forbes.com
- Tags: Category: Global, Country: China, Global: Sanctity of Life, Topic: Abortion, Topic: Eugenics
John D. Mueller at EPPC: There are four main reasons, then, for “demographic winter,” in order of importance: First, low rates of religious practice, which are associated with low birth rates and high incidence of abortion; second, social benefits so high as to displace gifts within the family, particularly the gift of life; third, legacies of totalitarianism; and finally, finally, heavy reliance on fiscal policies which penalize investment in people-: so-called “human capital.”
- Posted: 05/31/2012
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- Category: Featured
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- Source: www.eppc.org
- Tags: Category: Global, Global: Sanctity of Life, Topic: Demographics, Topic: Economics, Topic: Socialism
Alan Sears at Townhall: However, when German scholars Karl Binding and Alfred Hoche reference a worthy life, they are differentiating between those whom they believe we are justified in killing (via abortion, euthanasia, etc.) and those whom we are not allowed to kill. And the book they’ve recently translated, “Allowing the Destruction of Life Unworthy of Living,” makes precisely these points.
- Posted: 05/16/2012
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- Category: ADF in the News
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- Source: townhall.com
- Tags: ADF: Alan E. Sears, ADF: Media Clips, Alliance Defense Fund, Country: Germany, Global: Sanctity of Life, Topic: Eugenics
Piero Tozzi at C-FAM: My colleagues at the Friday Fax reported last week that the “Latex Left” lost at the just ended UN Commission on the Population and Development, that they came away “empty handed.” With respect, I disagree with this assessment. International Planned Parenthood Federation (IPPF) and its allies scored a victory. What they got was a (non-binding) declaration setting funding priorities that calls for “comprehensive” sexual education for youth and adolescents, marginalized parental involvement, and increased funding for “reproductive health-care services, commodities and supplies.”
- Posted: 05/15/2012
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- Category: ADF in the News
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- Source: www.c-fam.org
- Tags: ADF: Media Clips, ADF: Piero A. Tozzi, Alliance Defense Fund, Category: Global, Global: Sanctity of Life, Group: Planned Parenthood, Topic: Abortion, Topic: Sex Indoctrination, Topic: United Nations
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