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  • Abortion laws may be tightened as South Australia given a THIRD CHANCE to protect disabled babies

    Abortion laws may be tightened as South Australia given a THIRD CHANCE to protect disabled babies

    Image Source: X/@ProfJoannaHowe | Demonstrators outside of the SA Parliament South Australia’s parliament is once again set to debate late-term abortion laws, after independent upper house MP Sarah Game introduced a new bill seeking to restrict abortions after 25 weeks. The proposed legislation, introduced on Wednesday, would remove provisions in…

  • Young woman “petrified” of death as her euthanasia appointment in Australia draws closer

    Young woman “petrified” of death as her euthanasia appointment in Australia draws closer

    Image Source: YouTube/A Current Affair A 26-year-old Australian woman with a rare terminal illness has announced she plans to end her own life through assisted dying, reigniting debate over euthanasia laws and the growing international push to expand access to assisted suicide. Annaliese “Annie” Holland, from Australia, suffers from Autoimmune…

  • Colorado forces universities to give dangerous abortion pills to students

    Colorado forces universities to give dangerous abortion pills to students

    Image Source: Wikimedia Commons | Governor Jared Polis A bill requiring colleges and universities across Colorado to provide access to abortion pills has passed the state legislature and is now awaiting the signature of Governor Jared Polis, who is expected to approve the measure in June. House Bill 26-1335 passed…

  • Surrogacy compared to slavery after debate ignited by Florida judge

    Surrogacy compared to slavery after debate ignited by Florida judge

    Image Source: Shutterstock | Florida Supreme Court A Florida judge has sparked major controversy after comparing commercial surrogacy arrangements to “modern-day slavery” and questioning whether the practice violates the US Constitution. Judge Marlon Weiss, a senior judge in Broward County appointed by Republican governor Ron DeSantis, made the remarks during…

  • Two pro-life bills introduced into the House of Lords

    Two pro-life bills introduced into the House of Lords

    Image source: UK Parliament – (L) Lord Moylan | (R) Baroness O’Loan Two new pro-life Private Members’ Bills are set to be introduced in the House of Lords after being selected in this parliamentary session’s ballot, while no pro-assisted suicide or pro-abortion Bills secured places. Lord Moylan’s Complications from Abortions…

  • Pregnant teenager shot dead for refusing to abort her baby

    Pregnant teenager shot dead for refusing to abort her baby

    Image: L – Arizona Flag (Shutterstock) | R – Michael Isiah Sanchez (Maricopa County Sheriff’s Office) An Arizona family is mourning the loss of a pregnant teenager allegedly murdered after refusing to abort her unborn child, in a case that has reignited concerns about violence, coercion, and pressure placed on…

  • French assisted suicide legislation defeated AGAIN in Senate

    French assisted suicide legislation defeated AGAIN in Senate

    There is reason to rejoice in France as a second assisted suicide effort has suffered another major defeat after the French Senate rejected the proposed legislation, owing to mounting concerns about the impact legalisation of such a practice could have on vulnerable patients and wider society. On Tuesday, senators voted…

  • US Supreme Court allows the abortion pill “criminal enterprise” to continue

    US Supreme Court allows the abortion pill “criminal enterprise” to continue

    The US Supreme Court has preserved country-wide access to the abortion pill mifepristone by post, blocking lower court restrictions that would have sharply curtailed the ability to obtain the drug at home. The ruling means women across America can continue receiving abortion pills through pharmacies and telemedicine services while a…