Abortion pills: why the adverse effects are underestimated
There is a discrepancy between the numbers provided by the abortion industry regarding complications related to the use of mifepristone (RU486) and misoprostol, and the figures from more objective studies. Here, we present an analysis from the USA of three important reasons why the adverse effects of abortion pills are greatly underestimated.
Shame on Scotland: 75-year-old pro-life activist arrested and abused
Rose Docherty was taken away by four police officers in Glasgow for allegedly violating the law on buffer zones near abortion clinics. She was standing still, holding a sign saying that she was available to talk to anyone. She was searched and charged as if she were a dangerous criminal.
Pro-abortion and gender: UNICEF is against children
A report by the Center for Family and Human Rights (C-Fam) reviews dozens of programmes promoted by UNICEF, in which masturbation, homosexuality, and transsexuality are presented as normal and abortion is presented as a 'right'. This is the opposite of what one would expect from a children's agency.
British police try deterring pro-lifers with continuous investigations
Isabel Vaughan-Spruce has been under investigation for over seven months for silently praying outside an abortion clinic, despite having already been tried and acquitted twice. She told the Daily Compass, "The process is the punishment and used to deter others from doing the same."
Assisted suicide divides Italian Catholic Church
A bill to regulate assisted suicide in Italy has created a rift within the Catholic Church, with the heads of the bishops and the Pontifical Academy for Life in favour, despite it being based on a misguided concept of 'harm reduction'.
Some questions for bishops on assisted suicide
The big effort by the Italian Bishops' Conference and Pontifical Academy for Life in favour of a law that will legitimise suicide in Italy raises doubts about whether pastors in Italy - and elsewhere who support assisted suicide - understand how human life works, the purpose of the sacred anointing they have received, and God's commandments.
From Canada to the Netherlands, euthanasia kills without consent
An overview of Western countries that have approved or are discussing laws in favor of euthanasia and assisted suicide. The illusion of "freedom": In one year, 517 people euthanized in the Netherlands did not give their consent.
Assisted suicide: Pegoraro continues Paglia's line at the PAV
In an interview with the Italian newspaper Repubblica, the new president of the Pontifical Academy for Life condemns assisted suicide but accepts certain criteria imposed by the Italian Constitutional Court, which are not in accordance with natural morality. And, following in the footsteps of his predecessor, he speaks of “dialogue” to achieve mediation: but there can be no compromise on the unavailability of life.
If artificial insemination even becomes Plan A
An official U.K. report shows that artificial insemination techniques are increasingly understood not as a plan B, but as a first option, to be chosen when one wants a child. Which is increasingly understood as a “right,” even for singles and lesbians.
‘Standing outside abortion clinics is about freedom for everyone’
‘In the United Kingdom, freedom of expression is under threat, but facing legal action gave me the chance to express my faith, and I am grateful for the support and prayers of so many people.’ Livia Tossici Bolt, the Italian-British scientist who was recently convicted for protesting near an abortion clinic, speaks to the Daily Compass.
Hungary attacked for defending truth about two sexes
An amendment to the Hungarian constitution has been approved which, among other common sense measures, reaffirms that there are only two sexes and protects children from LGBT propaganda. The press is up in arms, while the same media and the EU remain silent on Tusk's authoritarian stamp on Poland.
Catholic Church leads the charge against pro-euthanasia bill in UK
As the process of approving the 'assisted dying' bill moves at an accelerated pace through Parliament, Cardinal Nichols appeals to all Catholics to put pressure on their MPs. Meanwhile, even Labour MPs are expressing doubts about an overly permissive text.
