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International Pro-Life News
Ontario May Follow Quebec With Bill to Legalize Euthanasia
Toronto, Ontario | 6/19/13 6:26 PM
Kathleen Wynne, the Liberal premier of Ontario, appears to be considering similar proposals as Quebec did last week when it introduced Bill 52, to legalize euthanasia in Quebec.
UK Lawmaker Under Investigation for Promoting Infanticide of Disabled Kids
London, England | 6/19/13 4:17 PM
Colin Brewer, who disgustingly called for the infanticide of disabled infants some time ago, is apparently under police investigation for those comments.
Pope Francis Invites Teen With Down Syndrome for a Ride in the Popemobile
The Vatican | 6/19/13 11:57 AM
Chinese City Forces Women With Kids to Wear IUDs, be Sterilized
Huizhou, China | 6/18/13 4:53 PM
Recent reports from the Guangdong province show coercion in China’s infamous one-child policy is once again on the rise.
Belgium, Netherlands Follow Nazi Germany to Approve Euthanizing Children
Brussels, Belgium | 6/18/13 3:51 PM
Large London, England Abortion Clinic to Close This Month
London, England | 6/18/13 1:37 PM
Dutch Doctors: Euthanize Disabled Children to End Parents’ Suffering
Amsterdam, Netherlands | 6/17/13 4:48 PM
Despite infanticide still being murder under (the rarely enforced) Netherlander criminal code, the Dutch Medical Association (KNMG) has issued an ethics opinion holding that doctors may euthanize dying babies to end the parents’ suffering.
Mom Delivers Baby Two Months Early So Dying Husband Can See, He Dies Afterwards
Nairobi, Kenya | 6/15/13 5:35 PM
Congressman: Probe China’s Influence on NYU Booting Chen Guangcheng
Washington, DC | 6/14/13 4:43 PM
A top pro-life congressman wants Congressional hearings to explore whether or not China unduly influenced New York University to kick out human rights campaigner Chen Guangcheng.
Younger Women Face Higher Rates of Breast Cancer Thanks to Abortion
Washington, DC | 6/14/13 4:10 PM
Scientific studies from around the world show that younger women, specifically those between the ages of 25 and 39, are increasingly being diagnosed with aggressive breast cancer
