A Late Late Show discussion on the genetic screening of human embryos has heard that such screening was based on "a disturbing ideology" which would be used "to weed out people with disabilities". (See the discussion here from 1.13 onwards http://www.rte.ie/player/#!v=1134303)
Precious Life has written to all the Assembly Members to expose the agenda behind a questionnaire circulated by the Family Planning Association (FPA). The FPA are campaigning for abortion-on-demand to be legalised in Northern Ireland, and have claimed that women are not being represented by the ...
Youth Defence's bi-monthly information events continue, offering opportunity for pro-lifers to hear important presentations on topical and important pro-life issue. The next talk takes place on February 6th at 8pm, in the Life House at 60a Capel Street, and will deal with Abortion and the Law.
In previous Ezines, you've heard reports about the abortion masterclass for medical professionals that is being hosted at NUI Maynooth, the final session of which is next week. Highlighting the consistent opposition of the people of Ireland to abortion, Youth Defence spokeswoman Ide said "Abortion ...
The Life Institute has reported that a fourth member of the 'expert group' on abortion has a connection with moves to undermine the right to life of unborn children. The expert committee of fourteen members is to advise the government on the European Court ruling on the ABC case which was ...
On Tuesday, Niall Behan of the Irish Family Planning Association made some astonishing claims in an Irish Times opinion piece calling for abortion.
The Life Institute has said that it has "serious concerns"' with an expert group on abortion established by the Irish government following revelations that at least three members of group have been linked to abortion advocacy and to a drive to legalise embryo research.
A new report shows that Irish women have benefitted from our ban on abortion, linking our low abortion rate to low incidences of breast cancer and comparative good mental health among women.
Investigations by Youth Defence have revealed that the British abortionist who caused the near-death of an Irish woman at a clinic in Ealing had a history of association with malpractice which would have been difficult to conceal from his employers at Marie Stopes.
As this ezine's readers will know, the Wexford TD Mick Wallace has made a strident call for abortion in Dáil Éireann. He has received a large number of calls from the public following our alert on his stance, but continues to say that abortion should be legal.
