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France orders life insurers to pay out after assisted suicide
Image Source: Shutterstock France has ordered life insurers to pay out to the beneficiaries of people who die through assisted suicide or euthanasia, prompting concerns that relatives could acquire a financial interest in someone choosing to end their life. The provision forms part of France’s newly approved assisted suicide law…
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SPUC urges Scottish Government to prioritise human dignity, poverty eradication, and maternal safety in September’s Programme for Government
SPUC have outlined five interventions they urge the Scottish Government to make to support women and protect the most vulnerable in society.
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14-year-old girl allegedly raped and murdered by American rapper had multiple clandestine abortions
Image Source: LAPD | David Anthony Burke mugshot The murder trial of 21-year-old rapper and singer D4vd continues in California after he pleaded not guilty to killing 14-year-old Celeste Rivas Hernandez. He is also charged with having a continued sexual relationship with her, a minor. In recent court proceedings text…
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Irish senator calls for review of pills by post abortion after horrific coercion case
An Irish court heard how a man forced a woman to take abortion pills at a location in County Donegal on Valentine’s Day in 2020.
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14-year-old girl allegedly raped and murdered by American rapper had multiple clandestine abortions
Image Source: LAPD | David Anthony Burke mugshot The murder trial of 21-year-old rapper and singer D4vd continues in California after he pleaded not guilty to killing 14-year-old Celeste Rivas Hernandez. He is also charged with having a continued sexual relationship with her, a minor. In recent court proceedings text…
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Hawaii will send you abortion pills “just in case” you need them
Hawaii has become one of the first American states to embrace a deeply controversial new abortion policy, allowing women to obtain so-called “just in case” abortion pills before they are even pregnant. The scheme, introduced through a Planned Parenthood affiliate, means women can stockpile abortion drugs at home for future…
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Prince Albert vetoes abortion in Monaco
Prince Albert II of Monaco has declined to sign a bill passed by the National Council that would have legalised the provision of abortion in the Principality.
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Comprehensive abortion ban in South Carolina falters at the first hurdle
The proposal has unexpectedly flopped, mainly due to the weakness of legislators who have long identified themselves as pro-life.