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In a disturbing trend that must be challenged, Representative Riley M. Moore (R-WV) has introduced an amendment calling on the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention to investigate reports that some doctors may be prescribing assisted suicide to individuals suffering from eating disorders such as anorexia. The House Appropriations Committee…
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Recent reports have uncovered a worrying trend: social media platforms such as Meta, Instagram, TikTok, Facebook and even LinkedIn are removing abortion-related content, even when that content is purely informational. According to the Electronic Frontier Foundation (EFF), clinics, individuals and advocacy groups in the United States and Latin America have…
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California’s recent legislation, allowing doctors, pharmacists, and patients to omit their names from mailed abortion-pill prescriptions, represents yet another alarming expansion of the abortion industry’s grip, and raises serious ethical, legal, and moral concerns. For SPUC, this move is not merely a matter of privacy or “choice,” but part of…
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Hospice UK has issued a stark warning: many hospices are already “on the brink,” with surging costs, rising demand, and financial uncertainty threatening core services just as debates about assisted dying gain momentum. Two in every five hospices are planning cutbacks this year even before assisted dying becomes law. These…
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Image (Left) – Wikipedia Commons -WHO logo The recent LifeNews report, citing research by C-Fam (Centre for Family and Human Rights), suggests that the World Health Organization (WHO) is pressing ahead with new guidelines which could compel doctors and nurses to perform abortions, even if doing so conflicts with their…
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A recent Lifeway Research survey reveals that 51% of Americans now believe that a terminally ill person should be able to ask a doctor to help end their life. While support for physician-assisted suicide is growing in some quarters, organisations like the Society for the Protection of Unborn Children (SPUC)…
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In a development that underscores the pro-life case for protecting both women and unborn children, Texas authorities have charged a midwife, Maria Rojas, with 15 felony counts for allegedly performing illegal abortions and practising medicine without a licence. The case should galvanise supporters of life in their ongoing mission to…








