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Belfast City Hall to be illuminated in pro-abortion fanfare
Image Source: Shutterstock | Belfast City Hall Belfast City Hall is set to be illuminated in support of an international pro-abortion campaign next month, despite opposition from pro-life groups and the DUP, who say the landmark should not be used to promote an issue that disregards the unborn child. Belfast…
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McKenna West dealt another blow as commissioning parents launch six figure lawsuit after refusing to abort baby
Image Source: McKenna West / Facebook The commissioning parents of a baby born with a serious heart condition are reportedly suing surrogate mother McKenna West for more than $100,000 after she refused their request to abort him. Nasheen Gilkar and Omar Ahmed filed a countersuit against West, a 28-year-old nurse…
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IVF scandal hits British parents: Thirty children conceived with wrong sperm or egg in Cyprus
Image Source: Shutterstock More than 30 children, most of them British, are feared to have been conceived through IVF using sperm or eggs from donors their parents did not select, prompting the Foreign Office to update its travel advice for fertility treatment in northern Cyprus. Families who travelled abroad for…








