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A chilling milestone: Medical Assistance in Dying (MAID), Canada’s legalised form of euthanasia, now accounts for one in every twenty deaths in the country, a sobering development that has drawn concern from pro-life groups worldwide. Implemented less than a decade ago, MAID was originally intended for those whose deaths were…
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According to a striking new report, abortion has claimed nearly one-third of Generation Z, resulting in a cultural and demographic void too large to ignore. Analysts estimate that globally between 1997 and 2012, years considered the birth period for Gen Z, some 800 to 900 million unborn children were lost…
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In a powerful and timely intervention, the United Nations Special Rapporteur on violence against women and girls, Reem Alsalem, has formally called upon the international community to ban surrogacy in all its forms. Her report, set to be presented at the UN General Assembly in October, spotlights the practice’s inherent…
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In newly emerging legal cases within the pro-life movement, men across Texas are filing wrongful-death lawsuits on behalf of unborn children after their partners obtained abortions, marking a significant escalation in efforts to hold abortion providers accountable. These lawsuits, spearheaded by pro-life attorneys, aim to challenge mail-order abortion pill providers.…
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A 75-year-old grandmother and long-time pro-life advocate has been cleared of all charges after becoming the first person arrested under Scotland’s controversial “buffer zone” legislation. Rose Docherty was detained in February while standing outside the Queen Elizabeth University Hospital (QEUH) in Glasgow, holding a sign that read: “Coercion is a…
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Uruguay may soon become the third Latin American nation, after Colombia and Ecuador, to legalise euthanasia, according to recent reports. The proposed “dignified death” bill is scheduled for its final vote after eight years of legislative debate. If passed, it would establish a legal framework allowing adults with incurable illnesses…
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A deeply concerning incident in Florida has drawn sharp attention from the pro-life community. Christopher Michael Balter, 35, a former planning and development director in Indian River County, has been arrested on serious charges after allegedly administering Ambien, a sedative, to his grandfather, who was in hospice care. The elderly…
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A newly published study reveals that medication abortions have spurred a rise in overall U.S. abortion numbers since the 2022 overturning of Roe v. Wade. Between July 2023 and August 2024, nearly 120,000 packages of abortion pills were distributed, with almost 100,000 dispatched to states where abortion is prohibited or…
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British pro-life advocate Isabel Vaughan-Spruce, director of March for Life UK, has again come under scrutiny for the peaceful act of silently praying near an abortion clinic in Birmingham. Despite previously being cleared by the courts and receiving substantial compensation from West Midlands Police, her silent prayer continues to attract…
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In a significant development for the pro-life movement, Planned Parenthood has announced the closure of its clinics in Louisiana, effective from 30th September, after losing access to federal funding due to the “Big Beautiful Bill.” While the organisation had already been barred from performing abortions in the state, it remained…
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Poland’s newly inaugurated President, Karol Nawrocki, officially assumed his role on August 6, 2025, in a dramatic shift toward conservative and nationalist politics. Nawrocki emphasized “traditional values” during his inaugural speech, distancing himself from progressive reforms on issues such as immigration and abortion. This political pivot comes at a critical moment:…
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In a significant policy shift, the Netherlands has now allowed general practitioners, not just specialist clinics and hospitals, to prescribe the abortion pill, following completion of mandatory online training. As of August 2025, 392 GPs -approximately 3.2% of the nation’s 12,246 registered GPs – have qualified to provide medical abortions up…
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The Irish Health Service Executive (HSE) has commenced a pilot system to gather more data on hospital‑based abortions, now recording maternal age, previous pregnancies, contraception use, gestational age, procedure type, and complications, along with presentations following home medical abortions or terminations abroad. While the HSE insists no patient‑identifiable data or…