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Right to life
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European Court of Human Rights Undermines Right to Life for the Disabled Unborn in Polish Case
The European Court of Human Rights has ruled against Poland following a challenge brought by a woman who had travelled abroad for an abortion after the country’s Constitutional Tribunal struck down eugenic abortion in 2020.
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Life at Risk: A Defining Week for the UK
In the span of just five days, the British Parliament took two deeply troubling steps that threaten serious consequences for the legal protection of human life. On Tuesday, 17 June, Members of Parliament (MPs) voted…
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U.S. Reaffirms There Is No ‘Human Right’ to Abortion; Rejoins the Geneva Consensus Declaration
US rejoins coalition of 40 countries standing against the creation of a “faux” international human right to abortion Declaration affirms that “every human being has the inherent right to life” New York (27 January 2025)…
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Why We Need to Champion the Life, Purpose, and Dignity of Every Person, Not Euthanasia or the UK Assisted Suicide Bill
Is there truly such a thing as ‘the right to die’ or ‘dying with dignity’ as euthanasia advocates claim? Few issues cut to the heart of human dignity and ethics, like (voluntary and involuntary) euthanasia…
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“Influencing” to be criminalised near abortion facilities from THURSDAY as government set to roll out “buffer zones” nationwide
Move comes weeks after first UK man convicted for silent prayer “thoughtcrime” in shock Bournemouth “buffer zone” ruling Almost 60,000 people sign open letter asking Keir Starmer to protect freedom of thought ADF UK, supporting the legal defence of…
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Thousands set to ‘march for life’ in London: “abortion isn’t healthcare”
Former abortionists, current medical doctors and abortion survivors to meet in London for healthcare summit and annual “March for Life” March expected to draw thousands from across the country following recent attempt of UK parliament…
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From Belgium to Canada, Euthanasia Signals a Deep Crisis of Meaning
Nobody should be offered death as the solution to suffering In 2002, Belgium and the Netherlands became the first countries to legalize euthanasia. Since then, other countries have followed suit, and more countries are considering…
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Countries cannot be forced to introduce assisted suicide, rules Europe’s top human rights court
[14:10] Ludwig Brühl Europe’s top human rights court upholds states’ right to safeguard life, rejects assisted suicide challenge [14:10] Ludwig Brühl Europe’s top human rights court upholds states’ right to safeguard life, rejects assisted suicide challenge European…
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Date set for UK parliament’s “biggest decision on abortion law for a generation” – 15 May
One proposal could decriminalise abortions up-to-birth; yet an alternative amendment could lower the abortion gestational limit from 24 weeks to 22 weeks
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EU Parliamentarians endorse abortion in non-binding resolution; international law continues to protect life of both mother and baby
336 parliamentarians out of a total of 705 supported the motion; with 163 voting against and 39 abstentions.
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