Irish abortion law: Fatal foetal abnormality bill rejected
A proposed change to the abortion law to legalise terminations in fatal foetal abnormality cases has been rejected by the Irish parliament.
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British Parliament Approves Genetically Engineered “Three-Parent” Embryos
Members of the British parliament today voted to make Britain the first country in the world to allow scientists to create three-parent genetically-engineered embryos, sometimes called “designer babies.”
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‘THE HUMAN RIGHTS COMMISSION IS TRYING TO ALLOW ABORTION BY THE BACK DOOR’
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SDLP opposes changes to Northern Ireland law
The SDLP is to oppose changing the law to allow abortion in cases where women have been raped or are carrying a foetus with a lethal abnormality.
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57 pro-life youth hold die-in on White House lawn
A day before the 2015 March for Life, prolife leaders staged a “Million to One Memorial Die-In” in front of the White House.