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12th May 2008
The HFE Bill Vote is Today - Click Here to Urge Your MP to Oppose It
Click here for more information on the upcoming vote.
Northern Ireland Parties United on Abortion Laws
The four main party leaders in Northern Ireland have written to Westminster MPs to state their opposition to plans to extend the 1967 Abortion Act. The Liberal Democrats have proposed an amendment to have the Abortion Act extended to Northern Ireland.
The LifeLeague says: We condemn this move by the Liberal Democrats, please click here to contact Lib Dem leader Nick Clegg. Tell him to leave Northern Ireland's abortion law to Northern Ireland's elected representatives.
BBC News 11.05.08 Click here for more information. |
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UK Moves Towards Abortions in Clinics |
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British women have moved closer to being able to have early, drug-induced abortions in health centres, GP surgeries and family planning clinics after the government declared pilot schemes successful. Doctors and patients will be consulted on whether terminations should be allowed outside hospitals and private clinics.
The LifeLeague says: Doctors will be consulted concerning this move. We ask you to contact your own doctor and click here to contact the British Medical Association, urge them to oppose these government proposals.
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N9N 10.05.08 Click here for more information. |
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Conscious Efforts to Ignore the Link Between Abortion and Cancer? |
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Recently, there have been many articles in magazines about breast cancer, how to avoid it by eating the right foods and exercising. However, they fail to mention one big significant item — Abortion!
The LifeLeague says: We assure all of our supporters that we will be doing everything in our power to ensure that the evidence linking abortion and breast cancer gets maximum exposure.
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Emporia Gazette 08.05.08 Click here for more information. |
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Couple Who Won't Accept Homosexuality Win Right to Foster
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A couple who were rejected as foster parents after they refused to condone homosexuality have won their battle to apply to be carers. Derby city council blocked an application from Eunice and Owen Johns to provide respite care for under-10s after they admitted they could never tell a child that being homosexual was acceptable. However, the authority has backed down after the Johns, both devout Christians, threatened to seek a judicial review.
The LifeLeague says: We welcome this as a victory for morality and child-friendly, common sense.
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Daily Telegraph 11.05.08 Click here for more information. |
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