13 October 2009

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Peru's Catholic bishops have condemned a bill to allow abortion in the cases of rape and foetal deformity. The Peruvian bishops' conference said: "[H]ow can we accept the death penalty for an embryo that hasn't even had the time to commit a mistake and cannot even defend itself?" The bill has been approved by a committee and is due to be debated by the full Peruvian Congress. [Channel News Asia, 13 October] http://is.gd/4gSnq

A lawyer who assisted a jailed activist against China's one-child policy was denied the Nobel Peace Prize given instead to Barack Obama, the pro-abortion American president. Hu Jia was the attorney for Chen Guangcheng, who was jailed for his exposure of the Chinese Communist regime's policy of forced abortions. [LifeNews.com, 9 October] http://is.gd/4gPcR Mr Obama has released hundreds of millions of dollars of US federal funding for pro-abortion and population control groups complicit in China's one-child policy.

A man who was wrongly diagnosed with cancer has been starved and dehydrated on the Liverpool Care Pathway. Jack Jones, 76, had pneumonia and died after two weeks following denial of food and fluids. [Daily Mail, 13 October] http://is.gd/4gQzt SPUC has warned that the Pathway may result in euthanasia.

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Abortion

Embryology; stem cells

Sexual health; teenage pregnancies

Euthanasia and assisted suicide; disability

Marriage and family; sexual ethics

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13 October 2009

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